What does Nobida mean?

The idiom "keep your word" originated from Biography of Wang Hanji, which originally meant to keep your word and keep your promise. With the changes of the times, its connotation has been enriched and gradually extended to the moral norms of keeping promises, keeping promises and keeping righteousness.

It is very important for us women to keep our promise, because it not only shows the quality of personal integrity, but also affects our interpersonal relationship, career development and even happiness in life.

Owning Daxiong is the cornerstone of winning trust. When we keep our promises, others will believe us and have a good impression and trust on us. On the contrary, if we break our promise, we will lose the respect and credibility of others, and even lead to doubt and rejection. Especially when cooperating with others or dealing with important affairs, fulfilling promises can effectively enhance our reputation and create a broader development space for us.

Having a hero helps to build a harmonious interpersonal relationship. We can imagine how our mood would be if our friends, colleagues or family members kept breaking their promises. Trust will gradually fade, and interpersonal relationships will become fragile. When we keep our word, others will treat us in the same way, thus creating an honest, friendly and harmonious social environment.

Having Novobida can also enhance our sense of self-worth. When we keep our promises, a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction will arise in our hearts, which will make us feel that we are a principled and responsible person. This positive self-awareness will not only enhance our self-confidence, but also inspire us to constantly improve and enhance ourselves.

It is not easy to practice daxiong. Sometimes, for various reasons, it is difficult for us to keep our promises. At this time, we should actively communicate with others, explain the situation and seek understanding. We should also reflect on our own behavior, learn from the failed experience, try to think twice before making a promise next time, and try to avoid breaking our promise as much as possible.

Having commitment is a virtue worthy of our lifelong practice. It not only helps us win the trust of others, establish harmonious interpersonal relationships and enhance our sense of self-worth, but also helps us become an honest and trustworthy person. From now on, let's practice our promises everywhere in our daily life and inject more honesty and positive energy into the society with our own actions.