What does it mean to look down on oneself excessively

Meaning: to look down on oneself excessively. Describe an inferiority complex. Delusional: excessively. Fei thin: to belittle.

Pronunciation: wàngzìfěibó

Origin: Zhuge Liang of the Three Kingdoms Shu, "The Table of the Exit of the Division": "It is not advisable to be presumptuous and cite metaphors of loss of righteousness to plug the path of loyal counseling as well." ?

Translation: You should not belittle yourself and say something inappropriate to block the way of people's sincere advice to you.

Usage: partial formal; as predicate, object.

Example sentence: We must look at ourselves correctly, and neither be presumptuous nor arrogant.

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Self-shame? [zìcánxínghuì] means to feel ashamed because one's appearance and demeanor are inferior to others. Later, it also refers to being ashamed of being inferior to others in general. Shame: to be ashamed. Shame: ashamed of oneself.

Origin: North and South Dynasties - Liu Yiqing, "The New Sayings of the World - Rong Zhi": "Pearls and jades are at my side; I feel that I am in an obscene form."

Translation: not as good in appearance and demeanor as others, feel ashamed.

Example sentence: He was very nervous and ashamed of himself to an irredeemable degree.

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Delusional? [wàngzìzūndà] To arrogantly think of oneself as remarkable and not to put others in the picture.

Origin: Hou Han Shu - Ma Yuan Zhuan: Zi Yang well-bottomed frog's ear; and deluded self-esteem.

Translation: Ziyang, having seen only one side of the world, thought he knew it all, arrogantly thought he was marvelous, and did not take others into account.

Example sentence: The sea of learning is vast, you have only read a little, you must not be arrogant.