Ho Chi Minh: Quotes about making love

Ho Chi Minh was Vietnamese communist leader and first president of Vietnam. Explore interesting quotes on making love.

Ho Chi Minh: 68 quotes18 likes

“In a war, to win a victory or suffer a defeat are common things. The essential is that we must win final victory. We must help all officers and men and the people to bear that firmly in mind so that they will not be self-complacent when winning and disappointed when losing, but instead will always make utmost efforts to overcome difficulties and hardships and advance towards final victory.”

Instructions Given at the Conference (Fall 1950)
1950's

“Our party has a mass character, and hundreds of thousands of member. Owing to the situation in our country the bulk of Party members spring from the petty bourgeoisie. There is nothing surprising in it. IN the beginning under the influence of bourgeois ideology the stand of some Party members may lack firmness, their outlook may be confused and their thinking not quite correct, but owing to the fact that they have been tempered in the revolution and the war of resistance, our Party members are by and large good militants, faithful to the Party and the revolution. Those Comrades know that those Party members who commit errors will lead the masses into error; therefore, they stand ready to correct any mistake they may make, and this in a timely way, and do not allow small errors accumulate into big ones. They sincerely practice criticism and self-criticism, which makes it possible for them to progress together.”

"On Revolutionary Morality" (1958)
1950's, On Revolutionary Morality (1958)

“To make the revolution to transform the old society into a new one is a very glorious, but also extremely heavy task, a complex, protracted and hard struggle. Only a strong man can travel a long distance with a heavy load on his back. A revolutionary must have solid foundation of revolutionary morality in order to fulfill his glorious revolutionary task.”

"On Revolutionary Morality" (1958)
1950's, On Revolutionary Morality (1958)

“The duty of the cadres is to love and take care of every fighter and to value and save every cent, every bowl of rice, every work hour of their compatriots. Our fighters and compatriots have the right to demand that the cadres fulfill this task, and to criticize those who do not.”

"To Practice Thrift and Oppose Embezzlement (1952)
1950's

“In practice, the enemy has been making much more propaganda for us than we have ourselves.”

Instructions Given at the Conference (Fall 1950)
1950's