The meaning of courage

The meaning of courage is 1. Never flinch in the face of danger and difficulties; Have the guts. 2. Qing refers to soldiers who are temporarily recruited in wartime and are not in the establishment at ordinary times.

Yang yang

shape

(This is a joke, or incitement. Sound and form. From strength, Yong (yǒng) sound. In terms of strength, it is related to strength. Original meaning: bold, bold)

Homophonic ["brave"]

Courage, gas also. -"Shuo Wen"

Without boxing, there is no courage. -"Poetry, Xiaoya and Wonderful Words"

Yong Er Yihe

The reason why Yong Zhi dared, too. -"Mozi Shang Jing"

Brave, handsome in literature. -"Zhou Yu in Mandarin"

Knowing death is not your courage. -"Twenty Years of Zuo Gong"

Face death bravely. -Lin Qing Chueh-min's Book with His Wife

If you are brave. -Gao Mingqi's "Shubo Chicken"

I am brave. -"Xu Xiake's Travel Notes, Visiting Huangshan Mountain"

Brave and versatile. -Qing Xu ke "Qing paper money and war"

Related words:

Brave, brave, brave, brave, brave, brave.

Tang Yong Yong Yong Tuan Yong She Zhai Yong Yong Yong Yongzheng

Brave, brave, brave, brave, brave, brave.

Brave, break brave, seek brave, brave, brave.

Brave, brave, brave, brave, brave.

Xiao Yongyong Yong Yong Yong Yong Yong Yong Yong Yong Yong Yong Yong Yan Yong Yong.

China's traditional culture has endowed it with rich connotations: being brave when you are loyal, being brave when you are dedicated, being brave when you know your death, being brave when you die, being brave when you lay down your life, and being brave when you lose your enemy's ambition.