1, Modesty-Modesty: Modesty; Note: Be careful. Be kind to others and be careful.
2. A modest gentleman refers to a person who is modest and strict with himself.
3, humble corporal-in the old days, it meant that dignitaries were modest and polite to people with low status but talent and virtue.
4. I will let you be modest-modesty: modesty. Refers to mutual humility between the two sides.
5, Huang Gong is very modest-refers to people who are too modest.
Modesty means the following:
Modesty is a Chinese vocabulary, and pinyin is qiān xū, which means modesty, not exaggerating one's ability or value; Don't brag, don't be conceited, don't be reckless and don't want to go it alone. It also refers to the habit of actively asking for opinions or suggestions from others before making decisions or taking actions confidently.
1, modest, not complacent. Han Zhengxuan wrote in Poem Xiaoya Horn Bow and Moken's Legacy that if today's king does not inspire the hearts of villains with good governance, he will not treat his ancestors with courtesy, stay here and accept the arrogant and slow ones. Su Songzhe's "Longchuan Biezhi" volume "Modest and virtuous in the world, proud above the next."
2. Be polite and say modest words.
Chen's "Workers are Beautiful" Volume 32 She was invited to say a few words, which was nothing more than modest words, such as she came here to learn from everyone.
Modesty means not being complacent, being willing to accept criticism and asking for advice modestly.
People with real talent and practical learning are often open-minded and modest; However, ignorant people are often arrogant and self-righteous good teachers. Modesty is a virtue and a necessary prerequisite for enterprising and success. Perhaps it is modesty that makes people progress, while pride makes people fall behind.