大学生应该如何树立正确的价值观（How should college students establish correct values）.docVIP

大学生应该如何树立正确的价值观（How should college students establish correct values） One: how do we view nature? How to treat human society? How do you view life? How to treat study life? These questions are all about our values. How to set up correct values, correctly treat the world, treat life, and how to realize their own value, for each of us, especially college students, is very important. The values of college students are closely related to his world outlook and outlook on life. Therefore, we must set up the correct values, first of all we should set up the Marx doctrine of the world. 1., the Marx worldview is the most scientific world view to date. Dialectical materialism and historical materialism are the cornerstones of Marxs theory. The concrete analysis of concrete questions is the living soul of Marx doctrine. Emancipating the mind, seeking truth from facts and proceeding from reality are the essence of Marxs theory. The Communist Party of China used Marxs theory to guide Chinas revolution and construction, and achieved two historic breakthroughs. First, Mao Zedong thought was established, and two, Deng Xiaoping theory was established. Not good, but as long as good at summing up, drawing inferences from the law, understanding of the law, you can turn bad things into good deeds and do better work. 2., second, establish a correct outlook on life. First of all, happiness is the goal of life. If you wish for happiness, dont punish yourself with your mistakes. Two dont punish others with your mistakes. Three dont take the mistakes of others to punish yourself. A mans life should be continual, and the accumulation of happiness constitutes happiness. Secondly, choose a noble outlook on life. The outlook on life is optional. Different choices of life determine different life. Different choices show different attitudes towards life and reflect different outlooks on life. Once again, people should pursue noble character. Set a positive and optimistic attitude towards life, unr