Etiquette, righteousness, and shame, the four dimensions of the country, the four dimensions of the country, the country will not be the country; the country must cultivate prestige, the rich and noble cannot be obscene, the mighty cannot be bent, and the poor and the lowly cannot be moved; dignity is the soul of the country and the nation, which is related to the rise and fall of survival; the model of a big country is precisely the spirit of fearlessness and the courage to fight in an indomitable way, which is nurtured by dignity; Gai stands tall among the nations of the world, does not enslave himself, does not be vain and self-effacing, and does not wag his tail and beg for pity.
Advocating dignity is the desire of the people, there is blood, then the country does not disgrace and fights courageously, the nation prospers because of dignity, the country is strong because of dignity, it is a kind of righteousness, which overwhelms all demon winds; the emperor is self-respecting and mighty, with glory and solemnity as the embellishment, with honor and majesty as the costume, the command is like a mountain, the qi is lofty, the vastness of the water does not depend on the state but from the momentum, the majesty of man does not depend on thunder but on the temperament, the people's hearts are in awe, the deeds are not excessive, and the world is one.
The Ming Dynasty, the Sixteenth Emperor, 276 years, "no peace, no tribute, no subjectship, no land", all the countries came to the dynasty; the capital was established in Beijing; the localities were weakened, the central authorities were centralized; the armed forces were unified, and the barbarians were not to be offended; Hongwu, Yongle, Renxuan, and Hongzhi created a prosperous world on earth; longwan reform, so far Zhongxing; agriculture, science and technology, commerce, and literature have made achievements; going to the West, going out of the western region, and diplomacy is fruitful; all these things, such as the country has strength, the people have dignity.
Jin Tang Longlei
Dignity is not a woman's face, it can be produced by grease and powder, it depends on strength, it is born in the blade of the sword, it prefers to be crushed by jade, not to be tiled, not to be defiled, not to be dusted, rooted in the temple of the ancient humanistic spirit; a truly great and proud nation would rather cope with any disaster of war than exchange for humble prosperity at the expense of its national dignity; hundreds of emperors, mysterious and solemn, mighty and magnificent, solemn and strong, pray for the peace of the country and the people, and the country will be long.