Although "I" is new, it is also historical. It doesn't come out of thin air, and it can't go out of thin air

I feel that I just saw an article and realize a problem. What do we think of as orthodoxy?

The domestic "well-known" issue

Hong Kong's "poison" travels to Nantong

The question of Taiwan

For a large group, it is made up of countless individuals, why do these individuals have such thoughts?

In my opinion, what they emphasize is the freedom and thought of the individual. In essence, this kind of rhetoric can consolidate the territory of such vested interests, and there is also the fact that some people think fully agree with the "universal values" of the West, or both.

Back to the point, why aren't they orthodox?

Biologically, we are all a people, a bloodline and a genetic inheritance. They are all The Chinese nation, and the history traced upwards is all about fighting for the people of this land.

Culturally, we have a cultural heritage of 5,000 years. A long history and a broad culture should be the source of our nutrition.

As individuals, the mark that makes up our flesh and blood is the unquestionable Chinese nation, and what forms our thoughts is the scriptures that have been passed down through Chinese characters.

These people who love themselves alone, perhaps their economy is provided by a life of ill will, if they do not support the second remark. They will lose their present interests, which is understandably the evil of human nature. But they are the evil flesh that we should cut.

Or maybe it's people whose minds are completely receptive to Western liberal civilization, and what they abandon is the self-confidence that has been passed down from our bloodline to each of us.

Every baby who croaks on the ground carries on his body the imprint of the land that gave birth to him.

Culturally, "jing loyal to the country", "high mountain flowing water", "alliance under the city" and so on

When we see these idioms, we can know the meaning they express, the allusions they contain, and this is the inheritance of culture. If we use these to talk about the universal values of the West, it will not work, and conversely, western slang allusions will not work on our side to talk about culture.

To accept the culture of others is to absorb nutrients and to strengthen oneself. Our bones are 5,000 years of inheritance, the self-transformation of generation after generation. If you want to extract the bones that have been passed down and support them with the Western ones, you are destined to live for a long time.