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adhere to the spirits and road?
Hello Everyone,
Can we say :" The Chinese nation has persistently
adhered to an independent national spirit and road to development
."? or Just as my textbook,
pursue an independent national spirit and road to development
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Re: adhere to the spirits and road?
You could use "adhere". Without full context, I wonder about the actual meaning in the sentence.
How about "The Chinese people have maintained an independent national spirit in following the road to [economic and political] development"
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