An example of sacrificing one's life for righteousness

Question 1: An example of sacrificing one's life for righteousness. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, Wen Tianxiang organized forces and loyally opposed the invasion of foreign countries. After being arrested for failure, he never wavered in the face of threats and inducements from the Yuan Dynasty and eventually died. This noble national integrity and persistence in justice are always worth learning by future generations.

For example, Li Xiangqun, a flood hero, vowed to fight the flood demon to protect people's lives and property, thus dying for his country. On their deathbeds, Liu Hulan and Zhu Ziqing refused to eat American relief food.

Yue Fei was loyal to the country, Wen Tianxiang chose loyalty and chastity, and Bruno chose firm faith.

Question 2: The story of Su Wu herding sheep is well known to all women and children. After Su Wu was detained in Xiongnu, Xiongnu nobles first lured him with fame and fortune, and then threatened him with torture. But Su Wu always righteously, would rather die than surrender. The Xiongnu nobles could do nothing, so they "moved their family to Beihai". Su Wu is "digging wild rats and pulling weeds to eat". In such a difficult environment, he still leans on the shackles of the Han dynasty and refuses to succumb to the shackles. When he went to China, he was in his prime. When he returned to Han, his hair and beard were all white. He became a famous figure who insisted on national integrity in the history of our country.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao was regarded as a national thief. There was a famous doctor in Luoyang named Ji Ping, who was loyal to the Han Dynasty and conspired with his uncle Dong Cheng and others to punish Cao. He intended to poison Cao Cao when delivering medicine, but he accidentally let the cat out of the bag. Cao Cao ordered someone to beat Ji Ping, forcing him to tell him who to order. Ji Ping's blood flowed to a higher level, only scolded cao thief, and then he bumped into the steps and died. In Luo Guanzhong's works, he is a famous loyal minister.

In the late Qing Dynasty, after the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898, Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao fled to Japan. Tan sitong is "willing to kill thieves, unable to return to heaven". He firmly believes that "without walkers, there is no future; No dead, no reward for the Lord, calmly died, leaving a famous sentence "I laugh at the sky from the horizontal knife, leaving courage." "

Su Wu, Ji Ping and Tan Sitong can endure all kinds of torture for loyalty until they give their lives. What they did was greatly influenced by feudal orthodoxy, and their "righteousness" of giving up their lives for righteousness can only be loyalty.

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Question 3: What are Tan Sitong's stories about sacrificing his life for righteousness?

In the late Qing Dynasty, after the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898, Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao fled to Japan. Tan sitong is "willing to kill thieves, unable to return to heaven". He firmly believes that "without walkers, there is no future; No dead, no reward for the Lord, calmly died, leaving a famous sentence "I laugh at the sky from the horizontal knife, leaving courage." "

Su Wu

The story of Su Wu herding sheep is well known to all women and children. After Su Wu was detained in Xiongnu, Xiongnu nobles first lured him with fame and fortune, and then threatened him with torture. But Su Wu always righteously, would rather die than surrender. The Xiongnu nobles could do nothing, so they "moved their family to Beihai". Su Wu is "digging wild rats and pulling weeds to eat". In such a difficult environment, he still leans on the shackles of the Han dynasty and refuses to succumb to the shackles. When he went to China, he was in his prime. When he returned to Han, his hair and beard were all white. He became a famous figure who insisted on national integrity in the history of our country.

Yurang

At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, the doctor Zhao Xiangzi killed the doctor Zhi Bo. Zhi Bo's confidant, Yurang, vowed to kill Zhao Xiangzi. He sneaked into Zhao Xiangzi's house and assassinated him. Zhao Xiangzi admired his friendship and let him go. Later, he painted his whole body as a scorpion, swallowed red-hot charcoal to make his voice hoarse, attempted to assassinate him again and committed suicide.

Jiping

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao was regarded as a national thief. There was a famous doctor in Luoyang named Ji Ping, who was loyal to the Han Dynasty and conspired with his uncle Dong Cheng and others to punish Cao. He was supposed to poison Cao Cao when delivering medicine, but he accidentally let the cat out of the bag. Cao Cao ordered someone to beat Ji Ping, forcing him to tell him who to order. Ji Ping's blood flowed to a higher level, only scolded cao thief, and then he bumped into the steps and died. In Luo Guanzhong's works, he is a famous loyal minister. Tan Sitong, Su Wu, Yu Rang and Ji Ping can endure all kinds of torture for loyalty until they give their lives. In doing so, they were largely influenced by feudal orthodoxy, and their "righteousness" of sacrificing their lives for righteousness can only be loyalty.

Question 4: Wen Tianxiang is the most representative example of sacrificing one's life for righteousness in ancient times.

Everyone will die one day; When my day comes, may my loyalty go down in history.