1, bear the burden of humiliation
Pinyin: r incarnation dialect
Interpretation: In order to complete the arduous task, endure temporary humiliation.
Source: Biography of the Three Kingdoms Wu Shu Lu Xun: "The arrogance of the country should be shared. It can be said that servants are big and small and can bear the burden of humiliation. "
Example: Hu Qiu sighed: "~". Brother Zheng, I can't reach it! "
2. Honesty
Pinyin: gā ng zhè ng bù.
Interpretation: a: cater to, extreme. Strong, upright, likable and impartial.
Source: Yu Ming Deng Ji's Collection of Allusions Volume 14: "Those who are aboveboard and can't be private think it is immoral."
Example: Jinan knows martial arts. ★ Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Member Officer
Step 3 be firm and unyielding
Pinyin: jiān zhēn bù q
Interpretation: firmness: firmness; Zhen: There is moral integrity; Bend over: give in, bow your head. Strong-willed and never give in.
Source: Xunzi Faxing: "Strong and unyielding, without hesitation." "The History of the Later Han Dynasty Biography of Princes": "Princes are strict in discipline, like writing, do not seek personal gain, and do not act. However, with its down-to-earth exercise, it violated customs, lost public expectations, and was destroyed by arrogance. "
For example, the great spirit of those who are desperate for the people and the motherland makes him yearn for it more deeply. ★ Yang Mo's Song of Youth, Chapter 44, Part II