我们应该钦佩岩石的坚定。

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◆Only by standing firm on a solid foundation of theoretical and political understanding can we avoid being swayed in our revolutionary faith by transient phenomena or rumors.

◆As we advance, people may constantly desert, flee in panic, become dejected, or betray us. Yet, provided this does not hinder our progress, the ranks will grow purer and more elite as time goes on. — "Complete Works of Lu Xun"

◆We should admire the firmness of rock. We should learn from the steadfastness of rock. We must hold unshakable beliefs in revolution. This should be the case in the years of democratic revolutionary warfare, and even more so in the era of socialist revolution and construction. — Tao Zhu: "Ideals, Sentiments, and Spiritual Life"

◆Revolutionary ideals are not optional decorations; they are the driving force of a person's life. Having ideals is equivalent to having a soul. — Wu Yunuo: "Letting Ideals Rooted in Reality Shine Brightly"

◆If life is filled only with the word "sickness," the spirit becomes empty and troubled. Only by linking one's body and mind to the magnificent communist cause does life become full and meaningful. — Gao Shiqi

◆If a person's activities are not inspired by noble thoughts, they are useless and insignificant. — "Complete Works of Chernyshevsky"

◆A human life may burn or it may rot; I cannot rot, I wish to burn! — Ostrovsky

◆If you wish to appreciate your own value, you must create value for the world. — Goethe