Why is it that lofty aspirations, intellectual and moral integrity, great success and great responsibility are an organic whole?

These four aspects can be regarded as a whole, because they are closely related and promote each other in the process of youth growth.

1. aim high: young people should have lofty ideals and goals. This means that they should have a clear understanding of the future and unswervingly pursue their own ideals. Ideals can stimulate motivation, make people full of passion and vitality, and work hard to achieve their goals.

2. Ming Dade: This aspect emphasizes that young people should have noble moral qualities. Virtue can be understood as social responsibility and respect for others. Young people need to understand and abide by social rules, but they should also respect and care for others. They should have good moral quality and social responsibility, which will help them become positive contributors to society.

3. Become a great talent: This means that young people should have the ability and quality to realize their ideals. Young people need to acquire certain talents, skills and knowledge through continuous study, practice and accumulation, so as to realize their personal values and promote social progress.

4. Take on a big responsibility: Young people should take responsibility and have the courage to assume social responsibilities. They should have the consciousness of making greater contributions to society, the country and the people, so as to make positive contributions to society while realizing their personal values.

Generally speaking, these four aspects have created a comprehensive and positive image of young people, and encouraged them to combine their personal ideals with social responsibilities and make contributions to society while striving to realize their personal values. Therefore, aiming high, achieving both wisdom and morality, and achieving great success can be regarded as a closely related and mutually promoting whole, which has important guiding significance for the growth of teenagers.