What are some four-letter words for sticking to one's opinion and refusing to change it?

Insisting on one's own opinion, obstinate, dictatorial, headstrong, bent on having one's own way, y closed and refusing, dictatorial, my way or the highway, fatherly, and self-righteous.

1. dictatorial? [ dú duàn zhuān xíng ]?

Interpretation: acting arbitrarily without considering others' opinions.

Index: To act arbitrarily without considering the opinions of others.

Originality: Qing Dynasty - Li Baojia, "The Shape of Officialdom": "In others, he must also consult the governor; in him, he is a bit arbitrary; he does not put the governor in his eyes."

Example sentence: He is so ~ that he will damage his own prestige.

2. headstrong? [ gāng bì zì yòng ]?

Definition: It describes a person who is over-confident, completely unable to listen to others' opinions, and very stubborn.

Origin: Zuo Zhuan (左传-宣公十二年)："Strong and unkind; not willing to use his life."

Example sentence: Old Wang is too ~, he simply can't listen to other people's opinions.

3. y closed and stubbornly refusing? [ shēn bì gù jù ]?

Interpretation: solid: resolute; distance: the same as "refuse", reject. It describes a firm refusal to accept others' opinions.

Origin: Han Shu - Chu Yuan Wang Biography: "This is not the case today, but the deep closure of the solid distance, and refused to try, obscene to not recite to the end, wanting to plug the rest of the road, extinction of the micro-learning."

4. yī yì gū xī. [ yī yì gū xíng ]?

Interpretation: not accepting others' advice, stubbornly following one's own subjective ideas.

Source: Records of the Grand Historian (史记-酷吏列传)："(Zhao)Yu was arrogant. Since he became a government official, he has not eaten any food. The officials and ministers invited Yu, but he never thanked them; he was always trying to eliminate the invitations of his friends and guests, and he only practiced his single-mindedness in isolation."

5. [ gù zhí jǐ jiàn ]?

Interpretation: Song Shi - Chen Zhong Zhuan (宋史-陈忠传)："Stubbornly sticking to one's own views; losing one's heart."

Example sentence: Affliction could not defeat his optimism; death could make him unable to ~ again.