Famous sayings of ideological and political education

The famous sayings about ideological and political education are as follows:

1, a person's mind will not stagnate. When he is awake, his brain keeps working, just like a beating pulse, and he can't stop any thoughts. Kyle aureliu

2. A person's activities are useless and insignificant if they are not inspired by noble thoughts. -Chernyshevski

I would rather make mistakes with Plato than think correctly with these people (Pythagorean school). -Cicero

I always try to make my thoughts free. -Darwin

5. The story of the crow: God wants to choose the most beautiful bird to be the king of poultry. Crows put the peacock's long hair on their bodies and put it on their tails. He went to God to choose, and this was really God's choice; The other birds were angry and tore off all their feathers, still showing the true colors of crows.

In other words, people with long hair are not necessarily artists; On the other hand, bald people are definitely not scholars and thinkers. -Qian Zhongshu

There is no doubt that you are a talented person, with literary temperament, experienced the storm of battle, smart and not suppressed by the ideological system of your ancestors, so you can rest assured that good things will come out in the furnace of your script. Chekhov

7. A person's value to society depends on how much his feelings, thoughts and actions have played in promoting human interests. -Einstein

8. Be a frank and open-minded person, whether in deep-seated ideological activities or in outward behavior. -Undset

9. We have carried out the new-democratic revolution for 28 years and successfully and thoroughly overthrew reactionary feudal rule and feudal land ownership. However, the task of eliminating feudal ideology and political remnants has not been completed, because we underestimated its importance, and it will soon become a socialist revolution. -Deng Xiaoping

10, we can die, but we will never defect! We can die, but we must die with freedom and dignity! We can die, not because we don't cherish life.

This is not because we don't attach importance to the creative cause of our people, nor because we can't see the bright future that we have the right to get through our own labor, but because each of our lives is inextricably linked with this idea and this future. castoral

Habit is the forerunner of one's thought and behavior. Emerson