One does not work for peace singlehandedly, but rather expresses the desires and hopes of the masses of people and acts jointly with them.
One does not work for peace singlehandedly, but rather expresses the desires and hopes of the masses of people and acts jointly with them.
— Madam Sun Yat-sen
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