吾

吾

"吾" means "I" or "myself" in classical Chinese.

In this sentence, '吾' means 'my' or 'mine,' indicating possession and belonging to the speaker's heart and homeland.

吾心安处是吾乡。

My heart's peace is where my homeland lies.

Here, '吾' is used collectively, representing 'we' or 'our generation,' and shows collective responsibility.

吾辈当自强。

We should strengthen ourselves.

In this usage, '吾' denotes 'I' or 'me,' indicating the author of the book.

此书乃吾所作。

This book was written by me.