On the occasion of the 130th anniversary of the birth of ***, we are not only looking back at the history of a great leader, but also exploring the deep meaning of an eternal legend.
**, this name is like a bright star in the history of China and even the world, not only because of his political achievements, but also because of his unique personality charm and profound influence on the times.
On Chinese soil, he was not only a politician and revolutionary, but also a thinker and strategist. His life is different and legendary. His story belongs not only to China, but also to the whole world. His influence is not limited to the years of his life, but also extends to this day.
**'s life is a magnificent historical epic. He grew from an ordinary peasant boy to a great national leader. His life was full of twists and challenges, but he always adhered to his beliefs and fought unremittingly for the interests of the country and the people.
At this special moment, we are not only remembering a great man, but also looking for those eternal values and wisdom that are still guiding us today.
In his life, there are 6 things that are really unprecedented and unprecedented, let's review them together!
The story begins with an unusual choice.
Born into a wealthy family, he could have enjoyed a comfortable life, but chose the magnificent road of revolution.
His choice is not only a rewriting of personal destiny, but also a challenge to an era.
He once said affectionately: ".I don't live for money, I live for ideals.
This sentence became the motto of his life.
In the corridor of power, ** chose the ultimate simplicity. His clothes were often patched, and his meals were extremely simple. This is not only a personal choice, but also an advocate of thrift for the people of the whole country. This way of life became a sign of the times and demonstrated his unwavering commitment to the revolutionary cause.
Frugality is not limited to the simplicity of personal life. He also has a strict attitude towards the use of public resources. Under his leadership, both the organs and the party apparatus were required to strictly control expenditures and oppose any form of waste.
He used to say: ".Thrift is a virtue and waste is a sin. This philosophy is deeply rooted in his political philosophy and in his daily life.
In daily life, the thrift of ** is reflected in all aspects.
His office is unpretentious, and the furniture in his home is the most basic.
His diet is also very simple Xi, insisting on eating whole grains all year round and rarely eating expensive ingredients.
Even in his position as the country's leader, he insisted on using old things, such as his clothes and shoes, which were often patched and overlapped, as a testimony to his frugal life.
What is even more admirable is that ** is not only frugal materially, but he also advocates frugality spiritually.
He encouraged people to save time and work efficiently, and opposed unnecessary socializing and lavish entertainment. He believed that time and energy were also valuable resources that should be used for the benefit of the country and its people.
As an outstanding military strategist, he played a key role in the Chinese Revolution. His military strategy and courage, especially during the Long March and other major battles, demonstrated his strategic flair and desire for victory. His wisdom and courage have become an important chapter in the history of the Chinese people's struggle.
**'s military wisdom is first and foremost reflected in his deep understanding of the nature of war.
He had noted: ".War is a continuation of politics", emphasizing the close link between military action and political objectives. This idea profoundly influenced the military strategy of the Chinese revolution, which made it more focused on the combination of practical effect and political purpose.
In specific military operations, extraordinary strategy and courage were demonstrated. During the Long March, in the face of extremely difficult circumstances and strong pressure from the enemy, he led the Red Army to complete an almost impossible strategic shift. The Long March was not only a military operation, but also a great spiritual migration, which demonstrated the firm will of the leader and the far-reaching vision for the future.
In the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, the military wisdom of the first was once again reflected. The guerrilla tactics of "the enemy advances and we retreat, and the enemy retreats and we advance" put forward by him effectively weakened the enemy's strength and laid the foundation for the final victory. His tactics were not only successful militarily, but also politically won the support and trust of the people.
**The concept of the people's war was also particularly emphasized. He believed that a broad base of the people was the key to victory in the war. This thought of his profoundly influenced the strategic direction of the Chinese revolution and turned it into a real people's war.
His profound knowledge and relentless pursuit of knowledge are the most striking part of his personal traits. His lifelong attitude towards learning Xi is not only reflected in the in-depth study of traditional culture, but also in the continuous exploration and absorption of new knowledge.
From a young age, a strong thirst for knowledge is demonstrated.
He read widely, covering poetry, history, philosophy, politics, military affairs, and many other fields. He is not only deeply influenced by traditional Chinese culture, but also maintains an open attitude towards Western political and philosophical thought. This broad intellectual background laid a solid foundation for his later political career.
Special attention is paid to the study, Xi and practice of Marxist theory. He not only studied the works of Marx and Engels in depth, but also combined these theories with the actual situation in China to form his own unique political philosophy. His theoretical innovation had a far-reaching impact on China's revolution and construction.
**'s life can be seen as a history of a series of unremitting struggles.
He not only displayed an unswerving fighting spirit during the arduous years of the Chinese revolution, but also maintained this fighting spirit in the face of numerous challenges in national construction after the founding of New China.
In the long course of the Chinese revolution, it faced not only powerful enemies, but also internal difficulties and challenges. His political career was full of ups and downs and controversies, but he always stood true to his beliefs and goals. A series of strategies and tactics he put forward during the revolution, such as "the countryside encircles the city" and "the people's war", were all formed in a difficult environment, showing his tenacity and wisdom in the face of difficulties.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the challenges faced by the People's Republic of China have not decreased. He has devoted tremendous energy to all aspects of national construction, from economic construction to culture and education, from international relations to party building. He particularly stressed the importance of socialist construction, believing that this is the key to China's development.
**'s life is a life of selfless dedication to China and the Chinese people. His political career has always revolved around one central idea: to serve the people wholeheartedly. This is not just a slogan, but a guiding principle for his actions and decisions.
In the difficult years of revolution and nation-building, ** always put the interests of the people first.
He knew very well that without the support and participation of the people, revolution and construction could not succeed.
Therefore, he always listens to the people and pays attention to their needs and aspirations. In various public and private conversations, he stressed that the first priority of a leader and ** is to serve the people, not to hold power.
In major national decision-making, we have always adhered to the interests of the people as the highest criterion. Whether it is in land reform, industrialization, or cultural and educational reform, he has always strived to make his policies conform to the interests of the broadest masses of the people. While some of his decisions later proved problematic, his starting point was always for the well-being of the people.