Be strict with yourself and be lenient with others.

Be strict with yourself and be lenient with others is an idiom of China. Pinyin is yán yǐ lǜ jǐ, kuān yǐ dài rén, which means to be strict with yourself and be lenient with others. From Zhou Enlai's Unite the Broad People and Advance Together.

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A philosophical story about being strict with yourself and being lenient with others

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi lost its monarch, and ministers nervously began to plan a new monarch. Qi Zhengqing was very close to Xiao Bai, the son of Qi State, and secretly sent someone to Ju State to call Xiao Bai back to China and acceded to the throne. At the same time, some people want to take the old Gong Zijiu back to China as the monarch, and Lu is also going to escort Gong Zijiu back to Qi, and send Guan Zhongling to stop him on his way home.

When the two sides met, Xiao Bai was shot by Guan Zhong's arrow and almost died. In order to confuse each other, Xiao Bai pretended to be shot dead by an arrow. He took a light bus and rushed to Qi day and night. Gong Zijiu and Lu Jun thought that they were dead and the victory was in hand, so they slowed down the pace of returning to Qi and arrived six days later. At this time, it was already. When he sent his troops to the west, he defeated Lu Jun.. Xiaobai ascended the throne of the Qi monarch, who is the famous Qi Huangong in history.