How to inherit and carry forward the spirit of the Soviet Area

1. Be brave enough to forge ahead. The history of the development of the Hakka people is a history of hardships, adventures and tenacious struggle. The trials and tribulations have forged their character of perseverance and self-improvement. "You don't have to rely on relatives, you have to rely on yourself to grow your aspirations.", "People have ambitions, bamboos have knots, and ambitions and knots stand in the world.", "Mountains are not as high as your feet, and rocks are not as hard as your palms." These proverbs are exactly what the Hakka people say. An excellent portrayal of self-improvement and pioneering spirit. A strong pioneering and enterprising spirit is the first prerequisite for the success of the Hakka immigration movement. It is the pioneering and enterprising spirit that inspires them to overcome thousands of dangers and overcome all difficulties with perseverance and invincible courage. 2. The persistent spirit of advocating literature and education. The Hakka people inherit the fine traditions of Chinese civilization in the Central Plains and have always valued literature and education. The Hakka people have endured all kinds of hardships during the immigration movement, and they hope that through education, their descendants can "learn and be good at becoming officials." At the same time, in order to make a living, do business, and become officials, they must also learn cultural knowledge; therefore, the Hakka area has always The cultural and educational undertakings are relatively developed. In addition, in the Hakka clan society, the social status of the clan is often closely related to the number of gentry and students in the family and the level of education. The higher the number, the more prosperous the family is; , then the family will not be prominent. In order to boost the reputation of the family and the family prestige, each family will raise funds to set up a clan school to train the children of the clan in the hope that they will be selected for the examination and be named on the gold list. ", to show their fame, to honor their family members, and to honor their ancestors. Therefore, the Hakka people regard the education of the children of the family as a major matter. They make custom rules and write them into genealogies. As scholar Cui Can said in "Three Treatises on Hakkas" He said: “The Hakkas’ enthusiasm for education originated from the Central Plains, but it greatly exceeded the Central Plains. People in the Central Plains run education, and those who enroll are mostly children of nobles or rich people, while children of poor people are often turned away. The education provided by the Hakka people is to benefit the people. As long as they are the children of the same clan and the same clan, they will all be taught regardless of whether they are rich or poor..." Because of this, there are many proverbs about the Hakka people encouraging their children and grandchildren to study: "If a barren mountain is planted with pines and cypresses, a poor family will study. ", "Fix leaks while the weather is clear, study while you are young", etc., vividly depict the Hakka people's emphasis on education. 3. A strong sense of respecting the ancestors and repaying their roots. In history, the ancestors of the Hakkas were forced to move south. Having left their hometowns, the Hakka people often miss their relatives even more during festive seasons. They have been migrating for many years. The wandering Hakka people are naturally very devout in their nostalgia for their homeland and their worship of their ancestors. Their descendants have inherited this Confucian concept. The tradition is even more intense. No matter where they move or even to foreign countries, the Hakka people will never forget where their ancestors came from. This is strongly reflected in their worship of ancestors. Almost every household in the Hakka area enshrines ancestral tablets, and ancestor worship is also widely practiced for each surname. Looking at the genealogy of each Hakka surname, there must be a clear meaning at the beginning: "Trees have roots, and water has sources." "This proverb must inevitably describe the origin and spread of the clan in detail. Proverbs such as "Never leave your hometown, never leave your soil, never leave your relatives, never leave your ancestors", "Heaven has the sun and moon, and people have conscience" are everywhere. The purpose is to I would like to warn future generations that no matter whether they are rich or poor, noble or humble, no one should forget their roots and origins. All over the mainland, Hakka clan members of all surnames worship their ancestors every Spring and Autumn. Some elderly overseas Chinese and ethnic Chinese of Hakka people make sacrifices to their ancestors more than ten or twenty times. Returning to the motherland to find roots and ancestors, and to be deeply moved. 4. The strong patriotism and love for hometown made the Hakka people’s important contributions. The Hakka people left their hometowns because of the refugee crisis. In the process of being homeless, their relatives and hometown were separated by the world. This pain makes them more patriotic and have a strong desire for the stability of their homeland, the prosperity of their country, and the rise of their nation than other ethnic groups of the Han ethnic group. This feeling is fully reflected in the Hakka proverb: "Where there is soil, there are flowers, where there is a country, there is a home", "The country is prosperous and the people are strong, but the country is ruined and the family is ruined"... They express a strong sense of patriotism and love for the hometown. Another example is: "When you leave your hometown, your homeland will be unforgettable", "Others' homeland is unforgettable." "A dragon's bed is not as good as one's own dog house" and so on, expressing the deep love for hometown. Missionary Kembe said: "The guests are indeed the most prominent and strongest group of the Chinese nation. Their migration south is not to humiliate themselves. Under the rule of foreigners, because they have been displaced and endured many hardships, it is certain that they have cultivated their patriotism and the spirit of sharing the same hatred and hatred for their country and race, and their contribution to the future of the Chinese nation will become greater day by day.

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