What do you mean by awe?

The so-called awe is actually an attitude of human beings towards everything in the world. "Respect" means respect; "Fear" means fear, which together means "respect and fear". "Respect" can be cultivated, and "fear" should be innate. Only with awe can one go far, steadily and quickly.

So many things and laws in this world are worthy of our awe. If we are in awe, we will not do whatever we want, we will not listen to hearsay, and we will know how to stop everything and how to choose.

Zhu, a scholar in the Southern Song Dynasty, said in Notes on the Mean: "A gentleman's heart is always respectful." China traditional culture has always attached importance to awe. Joseph Needham, a British sinologist, believes that China culture is like a towering tree, whose root is Taoism. Taoism, as the only local religion of Chinese descendants, is the precious wealth of the Chinese nation and the root and foundation of China people.

Idiom implication

People often say that "a scholar dies for a bosom friend". In the final analysis, it is because a scholar is always in awe of his mission and post.

Therefore, even if they are suppressed and treated unfairly, they can still ignore them. What kind of achievements they should make, they will unswervingly achieve this goal. When they have fulfilled their promises and lived up to the people and things they respect, they will be carefree and live and die.

An upright man is open and poised, little people are always sad. Insisting on being a better self and walking side by side with people of the same frequency will give birth to a fearless force.

People who can really achieve great things are by no means self-righteous and arrogant. They know the weakness of human nature, and they know how to use foreign things to our advantage. But they don't want to beat others, but use their blood, cultivation and character to touch people around them, so as to achieve themselves and their careers.