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Humble: low and inferior; Kang: Arrogance. It refers to having a proper proper limit for people, neither supercilious nor supercilious.
Said by: Zhu Mingzhi's "Answering Nineteen Poems in a Small Room": "Sages have their own way of being upright, and they are neither humble nor supercilious. How can they be like this!"
Example: Lao Zhang was in a hurry, but with the support of Longxugu, Lao Zhang could not have an attack. Lao She's Lao Zhang Philosophy.
Synonym: neither arrogant nor impetuous, neither arrogant nor impetuous.
Antonym: obedience, servility.
Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; With praise, it shows that people are polite and measured.