1. The story of Su Wu’s shepherding is well known to all women and children. After Su Wu was detained by the Xiongnu, the Xiongnu nobles first lured Su Wu with fame and fortune, and then threatened him with severe torture. But Su Wu was always upright and would rather die than surrender.

The Xiongnu nobles had nothing to do, so they "moved to the uninhabited place on the North Sea of ??Wu". Su Wu "digs up wild rats, removes the grass and eats them". In such a difficult environment, he still relied on the banner of the Han Dynasty and refused to surrender. He was in his prime when he went on the mission, and by the time he returned to the Han Dynasty, his beard and hair were all white. He became a famous figure in the history of our country who upheld national integrity.

2. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao "hijacked the emperor to order the princes" and was regarded as a national thief. A famous Luoyang doctor named Ji Ping, who was loyal to the Han Dynasty, collaborated with his uncle Dong Cheng and others to plot to kill Cao Cao. He planned to poison Cao Cao when delivering medicine, but accidentally revealed the secret. Cao Cao ordered his men to beat Ji Ping severely, forcing him to recruit someone to instruct him. Ji Ping was bleeding all over the steps, but he still scolded the traitor Cao, and then bumped into the steps and died. In Luo Guanzhong's writings, he is a famous loyal minister.

3. In the late Qing Dynasty, after the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898, Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao fled to Japan. Tan Sitong "had the intention to kill the thief, but was unable to save his life". He firmly believed that "if there is no traveler, there is no plan for the future; if there is no dead, there is no reward for the Holy Lord." He went to death calmly, leaving behind the famous line "I will smile to the sky from the side of my sword, leaving my liver and gallbladder intact."

4. During the Huanghuagang Uprising, a large number of revolutionaries threw their heads and blood. Lin Juemin led a death squad into the governor's office of Guangdong and Guangxi, fought bloody battles with the Qing soldiers, was shot and captured, and died calmly. Yu Peilun had a basket full of bombs on his chest. He charged forward and exhausted all his ammunition. He was captured and died heroically.

5. Before liberation, due to the corruption and incompetence of the Kuomintang, the economy tended to collapse and foreign goods flooded the market. The famous writer Zhu Ziqing would rather starve to death than buy American relief fans. He is called "a patriotic intellectual who shows the heroic spirit of our nation."