State to homeland ascent
The article discusses the difference between the state and the homeland. It indicates that a good, virtuous state fosters a positive image of the homeland, while a corrupt authority tarnishes that image and drives its people to emigrate. The author emphasizes that citizens leave their homeland due to the state's corruption, but they remain emotionally connected to the homeland in their hearts because it never leaves them. Unlike the state, which can be viewed as a hotel that people leave once they realize it is unsuitable.
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