Pride makes people lose, modesty makes people gain; Complacency leads to losses, while modesty brings benefits; Conceit leads to loss, modesty leads to profit.
Pronunciation m: n zhā o s ǔ n, qin shò u y.
Full loss, little gain.
Complacency will lead to loss, modesty will gain.
Usage: compound sentences; Supplement.
The source "Shangshu Dayu Mo": "Full loss, modest benefit, time is heaven."
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Ancient and modern sages, truth articles
"Full loss, modest benefit" are two sentences in Shangshu, which teach people to cultivate self-cultivation.
The original sentence "full of losses, modest benefits" means "full of losses, modest benefits". Later, it was quoted by Ouyang Xiu in the New Five Dynasties History Biography of Lingguan.
Enrichment: complacency;
Recruitment: recruitment;
Damage: damage; lose
Modesty: modesty;
Loss: loss;
Benefits: benefits, benefits.
"Mo Yu in the Book": "Only virtue moves the sky, and there is no distance, which is full of modesty and benefits." Therefore, "lose the whole game, benefit modestly" to explain that complacency leads to losses and benefits modestly. Song Chen Shidao's "Tactics to Test Martial Arts": "A gentleman conquers the powerless faction, and he is convinced by what he has changed. So: full of losses, modest benefits. " Then he said, "Modesty benefits, but it is full of losses. ".Cai's Interview with Ji Yan": "Modest benefits are full of losses. "
Complacency will bring losses and disasters; Only by being modest and always aware of your own shortcomings can you benefit from it.