Cowardly and unyielding can usually explain why it means this, whether it is a metaphor for a person's solar terms or other meanings. Please comment.

Idioms explain power: power, force; Qu: yield. The pressure of rape can't make him give in. It means firmness and tenacity.

Emotional color: commendatory term

Idiom structure: complementarity

Grammatical usage: as predicate and object; A firm and tenacious person.

Generation age is "ancient"

This allusion comes from "Mencius Teng Wengong Xia" written by Zou during the Warring States Period: "Richness and wealth can't be lewd, poverty and lowliness can't be moved, and powerful people can't be bent. This is called a gentleman. "

Take the idiom "You are not a layman" by Wang Shuo as an example: "At first sight, I knew that this person was strong-willed. In ancient times, he was not a martyr but also an assassin. "

Words in the near sense: faithfulness and unyielding, rather than surrender.

Antisense: grovel, servile.