"No matter how hard you are, you can't suffer from children, and no matter how poor you are, you can't be poor in education." Where is the specific source of this sentence?

"No matter how hard you suffer, you can't suffer children, and you can't afford education if you are poor." This sentence comes from the beloved Premier Zhou Enlai. Social existence determines consciousness, and the change and development of social existence determines the change and development of social consciousness. The economy is developing and changing, the society is progressing, and it is normal for people's views on knowledge and reading to change. Value judgment and value choice are social and historic, and will vary with the changes of time, place and conditions. This is reflected from "knowledge changes fate" to "the futility of new reading" There are subjective differences between value judgment and value choice. People's social status and needs are different, and their understanding and evaluation of things and phenomena are different. Under the guidance of the wrong utilitarian educational values, it is concluded that reading is useless.

Quotations from Premier Zhou Enlai.

1. If I write a book, I will write down the mistakes in my life so that the living can learn from the mistakes of the past.

The smartest person in the world is the most honest person, because only honest people can stand the test of facts and history.

3. Learn for the rise of China.

You know, mistakes are often the forerunner of correctness. Mistakes are also wealth. Mistakes can make you smart and mature; Mistakes can provide others with a step forward and a useful guide. ?

If there are mistakes, talk to everyone, which can not only gain the supervision of comrades, but also give them reference. ?

6. There will always be revolution. We are survivors. As long as we have breath, we must work for the party.

7. When the American delegation visited China, an official once said in front of Premier Zhou, "China people like to walk with their heads down, while we Americans always walk with our heads held high." When this language came out, it surprised everyone. Premier Zhou took his time and said with a smile, "This is not surprising. Because we in China like to go uphill, and you Americans like to go downhill. "