Explanation: In ancient Greek mythology, there was a hero named Antai. He is so strong that no one can beat him. Why does he have so much power? It is said that Antai has a special attachment to his birth mother, the earth. As long as he doesn't leave the earth, he can constantly draw strength from his mother and beat any opponent. Later, when Hercules struggled with him, he saw that the source of his strength came from the earth, so he lifted him up and strangled him in the air. This myth shows that the strength of individuals comes from the collective, and individuals can only develop freely in the collective.

Idea 2: the collective depends on the existence of individuals, who are relatively independent and have an influence on the collective.

Explanation: The fact that an individual belongs to a collective does not deny his relative independence. A spoonful of water in the West Lake can read all the ancients. A spoonful of water is 3 thousand. A drop of water can also reflect the brilliance of the sun. These sentences all illustrate the truth that individuals in the collective are relatively independent, have the characteristics of the collective, and sometimes even become representatives of the collective. The influence of individuals on the collective can be positive or negative.

Thought 3: The interests of individuals and collectives are basically the same. When there is a conflict between individual interests and collective interests, it is necessary to analyze specific issues to see whose interests are more valuable and meaningful.

Explanation: If the skin does not exist, how can the hair be attached? If the collective does not exist, the individual cannot exist. As individuals, we should understand that our own interests and collective interests are consistent. If we hurt the interests of the collective or other individuals in the collective for our own interests, we will eventually hurt our own interests. During World War II, a Frenchman saw fascism killing Jews, but he thought it had nothing to do with himself and ignored it. Seeing that fascism slaughtered Poles, he also thought it had nothing to do with himself and ignored it; Seeing that fascism slaughtered French compatriots, he still thought it had nothing to do with himself and ignored it; Finally, the fascists tried to kill him, and he couldn't help but sigh: "Who will pay attention to me?" It's like a monkey in a cage, clapping and cheering when he sees his companion being taken out to cook, but he doesn't know that he will be next. Therefore, as an individual, we should be brave enough to assume the responsibilities entrusted by the collective and make personal sacrifices for the collective interests. There are a group of monkeys in Huangshan Mountain, the number of which has been around 28, which is their ecological balance. If this number is too much, the old monkey will jump off the cliff and commit suicide. This is, of course, the instinct to maintain their race. But how heroic this generous sacrifice is. Of course, emphasizing collective interests does not mean that personal interests are unimportant. When personal interests conflict with collective interests, we should calmly think about which interests are more valuable, and don't blindly follow them. It is absurd to sacrifice one's life for a piece of wood or a few lambs in the collective. However, a college student died to save an old farmer, which is worthy of praise and admiration, because individual life is in the collective.