A Study on the Value and Pathways of the Spirit of Lizhuang's Cultural Resistance in Forging a Strong Sense of Community for the Chinese Nation among University Students
Abstract
The spirit of Lizhuang's cultural resistance during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is of significant value in forging a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation among university students. It helps strengthen emotional identification with the nation,
provides a reference for regulating practical conduct, and offers a mirror for students' growth and development. In the new era and on the new
journey, inheriting and promoting the spirit of Lizhuang's cultural resistance to advance education on forging a strong sense of community for
the Chinese nation among university students requires universities to strengthen the development of ideological and political education teaching teams, provide students with systematic theoretical guidance, and construct practical pathways that integrate explicit and implicit education through curriculum-based ideological and political education and campus cultural environment building.
provides a reference for regulating practical conduct, and offers a mirror for students' growth and development. In the new era and on the new
journey, inheriting and promoting the spirit of Lizhuang's cultural resistance to advance education on forging a strong sense of community for
the Chinese nation among university students requires universities to strengthen the development of ideological and political education teaching teams, provide students with systematic theoretical guidance, and construct practical pathways that integrate explicit and implicit education through curriculum-based ideological and political education and campus cultural environment building.
Keywords
Sense of community for the Chinese nation; The spirit of Lizhuang's cultural resistance; University students; Ethnic unity
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/neet.v4i8.9965
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