1, Yu Youren

Yu Youren, a veteran of the People First Party, wrote a poem "Looking at the Mainland" before his death: "Bury me in the mountains and look at my hometown; Hometown is intangible and can never be forgotten. Bury me in the mountains and see my continent; The mainland is invisible, only crying. The sky is gray and wild; Shan Ye, state-owned! " This poem was published in 1964 and immediately touched the hearts of countless people in China.

2. Li Zongren

1955, Li Zongren openly opposed "the trusteeship of Taiwan Province province" and "the independence of Taiwan Province province" in the United States, and advocated that all countries * * * resume peace talks, and the people of China should solve the China issue themselves.

1965 In July, under the personal arrangement of Premier Zhou Enlai, Li Zongren broke through the interference of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation, got rid of the assassination of the People's Party secret service and resolutely returned to the motherland. He declared: "I hope to follow our people and participate in socialist construction, and I will contribute to all patriotic and anti-imperialist undertakings."

He also hoped that the Democrats who stayed in Taiwan Province Province would resolutely return to the embrace of the motherland and make contributions to the ultimate reunification of the country. Analysis: For the peaceful reunification of the motherland, Mr. Li Zongren's spirit of being the first in the world and the national justice will always inspire people who are struggling for the great cause of reunification.

3. Chopin

1830165438+1October, Ferrer Derek Chopin (Polish composer and pianist) decided to go abroad for further study and win glory for his motherland. Before leaving, his friends held a farewell party for him.

With gratitude, Chopin accepted a silver cup full of motherland soil presented by a friend, saying that he would never forget his lovely motherland. Chopin traveled to Vienna, London, Paris and other places. Through his own artistic activities, he promoted the sympathy and understanding of the people in western Europe to the Polish people who were suffering at that time.

However, in his wandering life, he became seriously ill. 1in the autumn of 849, Chopin told his sister who came from Warsaw on his deathbed that the reactionary Polish government was not allowed to transport his body back to Warsaw, and he asked for at least his heart back.

Chopin's heart was sent to Warsaw according to his last wish and buried in the motherland where he grew up.

4. Hua

Hua is a famous mathematician, who was highly valued by academic circles in America in his early years. Someone wanted to sign a contract with him, leave him in the United States and give him generous treatment, but when he learned the news of the establishment of New China, he immediately decided to return to China. When passing through Hong Kong, he published an open letter to students studying in the United States, enthusiastically appealing to them: "For the sake of the country and the nation, we should go back!"

5. Qu Yuan

Qu Yuan experienced three periods in his life: Chu Weiwang, Chu Huaiwang and King Xiang of Qing Dynasty, and his main activities were in the period of Chu Huaiwang. This period is the eve of China's imminent reunification, and "the emperor of Qin is horizontal and the king of Chu is vertical".

Qu Yuan was born in a famous family, and was good at dealing with chaos and rhetoric. In his early years, he was deeply prized by Chu Huaiwang, and he was Zuo Tu and the doctor. In order to realize the great cause of Chu's reunification, Qu Yuan actively assisted in the reform to strengthen the country, and insisted on uniting Qi with foreign countries to resist Qin, which once made Chu rich and strong.

However, in internal affairs and diplomacy, there was a sharp contradiction between Qu Yuan and the decadent aristocratic group in Chu State. Because of the jealousy of Shangguan doctor and others, Qu Yuan was later framed by a clique and alienated by Chu Huaiwang.

He was exiled to Jiangnan and moved between Yuan and Xiang. In the twenty-first year of King Xiang of Qing Dynasty (278 BC), General Qin attacked the capital of Ying, and Qu Yuan threw himself into the Miluo River in anger and died.