On the left side of the Tiananmen Square couplet is: Long live the people and the country of China! On the right is: Long live the great unity of the people of the world! Which sentence should I read

On the left side of the Tiananmen Square couplet is: Long live the people and the country of China! On the right is: Long live the great unity of the people of the world! Which sentence should I read first? Why? To be precise, this is not a couplet. The correct pronunciation is: "Long live the people and the country of China! Long live the great unity of the people of the world! " "Long live the people and the country of China!" Put it in front, because it is obvious that this sentence is more intense emotionally, and from the narrative logic, it is from the part to the whole, from a single spark to a prairie fire.