The primary of history We eagerly study the history of our country. We also have the desire to know the history of our country. The leaders and elders who preceded our country are firmly entrenched in our hearts. We read the histories of our country's most heroic heroes. Our hearts are so broken. We learn the histories of those who excelled in charity. It is in such a morality that our hearts begin to move. The histories of good people who bear the burden of misery for the country also arouse in us an interest in engaging in national service. The histories of the righteous who died for justice fill our souls with righteousness. Thus the histories of our ancestors, who lived and worked in the past, support the well-being and refinement of our lives. This is why adults insist that 'each of us must know the history of our country without fail'.