What does the mountain monkey mean?

The word "monkey on the mountain" originated from China's traditional fable and was used to describe some people who were good at running away. The story is about a monkey, who often wanders in the mountains and can escape tactfully when in danger. As a result, the word gradually evolved to describe those who are good at avoiding difficulties.

In daily life, "mountain monkey" is usually used to describe those who are witty and flexible. These people have rich experience and fantastic ideas. When they encounter challenges and difficulties, they can respond quickly and find solutions. Their behavior is also impressive, because they always play cards against common sense.

Different from the traditional meaning, the contemporary "mountain monkey" is more described as a smart, independent, brave and decisive person. Faced with complex environment and tasks, such people can usually make decisions quickly and seek the optimal solution, and have the spirit of daring to explore and never giving up.

These people are never impulsive or passive. They are always open-minded when dealing with problems, stick to their own principles and tolerate other people's different opinions. They are trustworthy partners.

In short, the word "monkey on the mountain" comes from the traditional fable, which conveys people's praise and envy for its wit, flexibility and good escape. In contemporary times, the "mountain monkey" is more regarded as a trait, representing people's pursuit and affirmation of intelligence, independence, courage and decisiveness. This spirit can not only make people more calm in the face of challenges, but also make us real leaders and role models.