Several important spirits in China

1. The spirit of the May Fourth Movement is the great spirit of "patriotism, progress, democracy and science".

2. The spirit of Jinggangshan refers to the revolutionary spirit cultivated and carried forward by the Chinese ****producers represented by Mao Zedong and Zhu De in the process of creating the revolutionary base and opening up the revolutionary path in Jinggangshan.

3. The spirit of the Long March is the spirit that puts the fundamental interests of the whole nation and the Chinese nation above all else, and firmly believes in the ideals and beliefs of the revolution, and firmly believes that the just cause will inevitably win.

4. The spirit of Yan'an was formed by the Chinese ****productivity party during the Yan'an rectification movement and mass production movement.

5, the spirit of resistance: patriotism as the core, to save the lives of the people, national liberation as the theme of self-improvement, unity, sacrifice, resilience as the basic connotation of the great spirit of resistance.

Expanded Information

"The Chinese spirit" contains the essence of traditional Chinese culture, and is the ideological basis for the long-term development of traditional Chinese culture. The basic spirit of culture is the intrinsic motivation of the essence of the process of cultural development, and is the basic idea that guides the continuous progress of national culture. The role of widely circulating and promoting the development of Chinese cultural traditions and national spirit.

The basic spiritual spirit of traditional Chinese culture "honors ancestors, emphasizes human relationships, reveres morality, and promotes etiquette." Traditional Chinese culture also has a developmental point of view, self-improvement and the spirit of learning. The humanistic spirit of traditional Chinese culture has added glory to our nation and country. The "Spirit of China" is the eternal lighthouse in our hearts, which will illuminate our efforts to realize the Chinese dream.

Baidu Encyclopedia - The Spirit of China