What honor and what sacrifice?

The glorious sacrifice of the people of all ethnic groups in China has jointly created a glorious culture and has a glorious revolutionary tradition.

Synonyms: pride, pride, honor, glory.

Antonyms: disgraceful, disgraceful, humiliating, shameful.

Other explanations: sacrifice, sacrifice for one's country.

(This meaning of the word only came into being in the past few decades. Sacrifice for the country is glorious, so glory is generally used as a substitute for sacrifice).

Glorious sacrifice in a sentence: 1. He participated in this battle that was worthy of his glorious sacrifice, but he found that dying like this was not that easy.

2. He died gloriously fighting gangsters for us.

3. For us, they fought bloody battles and died gloriously in Concord, Gettysburg, Normandy, and Khe Sanh.

4. They held a memorial meeting to commemorate the soldiers who died gloriously in the war.

5. He fought with the bandits for us and died gloriously.

6. In the War Department files sent to me for review, I saw a report written by the Adjutant General of the Army of Massachusetts, saying that you are the mother whose five sons died gloriously on the battlefield.

7. Maybe he is a samurai, but he is a samurai who is about to die gloriously.

8. Later, every Qingming Festival, the successive squad leaders of the outpost would ask the soldiers to pick wild apricot flowers and make garlands. They would go to the back mountain to visit the graves of several orphan veterans who died gloriously, and offer simple and elegant wild apricot flowers.

9. Just as the train was about to rush towards the little girl, he rushed up quickly and pushed the child off the track, but he died gloriously.

10. Female textile worker Xiang Xiuli died gloriously to save national property.