Stake attention in this memory
This image shows a large informational display board mounted on a light-colored wall, likely in a public or educational setting in Guangzhou, China. The board features portraits or illustrations of ten prominent historical figures from Western history, each accompanied by their name and attributed quotes about the Bible, all translated into Chinese. The display is organized in a grid, with each section dedicated to an individual. From left to right, top to bottom, the figures are: * **Francis Bacon** (英国大哲学家培根) is quoted on the Bible bringing the greatest blessing to society. * **John Locke** (英国经验哲学泰斗洛克) speaks of the profound knowledge and truth found in the Bible. * **Jean-Jacques Rousseau** (法国自由思想家卢梭) highlights the solemnity and purity of the Gospels. * A partially visible section on the top right begins with "我们应把天话——圣经" (We should consider the heavenly words—the Bible). * **Samuel Johnson** (英国文学家撒慕耳·约翰逊博士) advises daily Bible reading. * **Napoleon Bonaparte** (法兰西皇帝拿破仑·博纳帕尔特) describes the Bible as having infinite treasures and power. * **Sir Walter Scott** (英国大文豪希尔·沃特尔·司各脱) refers to the Bible as containing great mysteries and wisdom. * A partially visible section for **John Quincy Adams** (美国第二) emphasizes the Bible's worldwide esteem and its role in governance and morality. * **Douglas MacArthur** (美国都格拉斯·麦克阿瑟元帅) notes he always reads the Bible before going to bed. * **Ronald Reagan** (美国第40任总统里根) emphasizes the Bible's eternal value for individuals and the nation. * **Woodrow Wilson** (美国第28任总统乌多洛·威尔逊) states the Bible is the "highest peak" of life's meaning. * A partially visible section for **Franklin D. Roosevelt** (美国第32任总) mentions the Bible as a source of strength and beneficial education. The overall theme of the display is to highlight the perceived universal and profound impact of the Bible on great thinkers and leaders throughout history. The presentation is clear and educational, with all text in Chinese, indicating its local context.
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