How to explain the word stubbornness

The word stubbornness means stubbornness and willfulness; Strong and unyielding: stubborn temper.

"Stubborn" is a second-class word in Chinese, pronounced "Jiang", which means stubborn, tenacious and unyielding; Stubborn will, courage, stubborn appearance. Stubbornness and stubbornness are not exactly the same.

Mainly used to describe people's stubbornness and stubbornness, emphasizing a person's perseverance and firm belief, so that people can remain calm and never give up in all kinds of adversity. Stubbornness refers to someone's firm will and strong self-confidence. Specifically, stubbornness is usually described as a little conceited and egocentric.

Although this firm will makes people feel strong and decisive, this stubbornness mainly depends on the over-expression of personal willpower and may lead to stubborn behavior. Generally speaking, stubbornness and stubbornness both express a spirit of persistence and unyielding, but the specific meaning and usage are different.

Stubborn personality traits generally include:

1, strong sense of self. They have their own beliefs and principles, and often do not easily accept outside opinions and suggestions.

2. perseverance. They often encounter setbacks and difficulties in pursuing their goals, but rarely give up easily.

3. stubborn temper. Stubborn people are outspoken, stubborn and stubborn, and things together are boring and lack communication skills.