Find five traditional Chinese virtue maxims. Then you need 1 the original text, 2 the source, 3 the translation into modern language, 4 the practical significance!

1. Worry about the world before the world, and rejoice after the world. --Fan Zhongyan, "The Record of the Yueyang Tower"

Modern text: More than the world's worries in the front, more than the world's joy in the back

2.Life from the beginning of time who have no death, leaving the heart of Dan Zhi Zhi Zhao Khan Qing. --Wen Tianxiang, "Crossing Zero Dingyang"

Modern Text: Since ancient times, people are not immune to death! But death should be meaningful, if you can be loyal to the country, after death can still shine a thousand years, history.

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4. Donate one's body to the national disaster, and regard death as if it were a return. --Cao Zhi's "The White Horse"

Modern text: "Donate one's body to the national disaster, and regard death as if it were home" can be translated as: to sacrifice one's life for the relief of the national disaster, and regard death as if it were home. The meaning is to give up one's life for one's country, to shed one's blood on the battlefield, and to win the glory of victory and freedom!

5. To regard home as home, township as township, country as country, and the world as the world. -- "Guan Zi - Pastoralist"

Modern text: Treat others' homes as your own, and others' countries as your own! To put oneself in others' shoes is a kind of selfless state of mind!