Compare and read the following materials and talk about their respective value orientations in combination with the text.

1. Riches can't be lewd, the poor can't be moved, and the powerful can't be bent. This is called a gentleman. It expresses the dignity and backbone of our Chinese nation! I'd rather be poor than lose my dignity!

Life is precious, but love is more expensive. If you are free, you can throw them away. It expresses the values of yearning for freedom. Freedom is the life goal pursued by westerners and the reason why they live. It is also the basis for them to think that people are people. Without freedom, they are not people. Therefore, freedom is the core of western culture, just as benevolence is the core of China culture!

3. Who has never died in life since ancient times? It is the legacy of a dynasty showing its "Dan Xin" and not giving in to the life choices of the new dynasty dignitaries. These are people's choices during the crisis of the tragic era. The poet expressed the great national spirit of the Chinese nation-national integrity!

It doesn't matter to behead, as long as the doctrine is true. If you kill Xia, there will be descendants. It expresses the value orientation of China revolutionaries who gave their lives for socialism.

The value orientation summarized in four sentences is:

1 the value orientation of being born with dignity;

2 the value orientation of being born free;

3 the value orientation of being born with reputation;

4 the value orientation of being born righteous!