Idioms about Modesty

Chinese idioms for modesty are as follows:

1. It is a metaphor for a person who is in a high position and is able to guard himself against complacency.

2. Caveat emptor: caveat: vigilance, prevention. Be vigilant and prevent pride and impatience.

3. Move the bottle to the other side: bottle: ancient wine container; on: close. The bottle was held in front of the other person, and the person left his seat to drink in order to ask for advice. It is a metaphor for taking the initiative to ask for advice.

4. Huang Gong is good at modesty: it refers to people who are excessively modest.

5, not reserved: reserved, fell: boastfulness and arrogance. Not self-tested as marvelous, do not brag about themselves. Describe the humility.

6, Ke Kung Ke Shun: Ke: able. Being able to be respectful and obedient, not at all obstinate.

7, respect for Mulberry and Catalpa: respect: respect, love; Mulberry and Catalpa: Mulberry and Catalpa trees, often planted next to the house in ancient times, a metaphor for the hometown. Love for the hometown and respect for the people in the hometown.

8. Modest Gentleman: a person who is modest and strict with himself.

9, amiable: refers to a person who is well-cultivated; modest and amiable to others. Amiable: amiable; modest.

10, must be respectful: respectful, respectful: dignified and polite. Describe a very respectful attitude.

11, amiable and approachable: amiable: kind. A gentle and approachable attitude.

12. Harmonious wind and fine rain: gentle wind and fine rain. This refers to natural phenomena; now it refers to dealing with problems in a gentle attitude and manner.

13, the work is not living: living: to bear, possession. The original meaning is to let the natural existence, not to occupy themselves. Later on, it describes the person who has made a merit but does not attribute the merit to himself.

14, no pride and no impatience: impatience: impatience. Not proud, not impatient. Describes a person's attitude of humility, work prudent and down-to-earth.

15, good to ask is rich: good: like; rich: rich. If you ask others for advice when you encounter difficulties, your knowledge will be profound and deep.

16, must be respectful: must: certain; very; respectful: polite; respect: respect; polite treatment. Describe the attitude and look very respectful and humble.

17, not ashamed to ask: happy to learn from those who are less learned or of lower status than themselves, without feeling embarrassed.

18, great dexterity as clumsiness: truly dexterous people; do not show off; but on the surface as if very clumsy.