What does ambition mean?

Ambition is a Chinese word, which used to refer to spiritual strength, but now it refers to the determination and courage to make positive progress or achieve success.

First, pinyin

Ambition? 【zhì qì】？

Second, the source

Zhuangzi's "Zhuangzi Stealing Feet" in the pre-Qin period: "The eyes want to see the color, the ears want to hear the sound, and the mouth wants to observe the taste and be full of ambition." ?

Explanation:

Eyes should look at the color, ears should listen to the sound, mouth should taste the taste, and ambition should be satisfied and rich.

Third, examples

1, Young Pioneers should be ambitious, study hard at an early age and build the motherland when they grow up.

Any ambitious person can be flexible, because no one's life is smooth sailing.

Extended data ambition d synonym:

First, the backbone? 【gǔ qì】？

Interpretation: strong and unyielding spirit; It also refers to the vigorous momentum of calligraphy.

Source: Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties, "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Pin Zao": "The backbone is not as good as the right army, and the simplicity is not as good as the length." ?

Strong and unyielding spirit is not as good as Wang Xizhi, and Park Sumei is not as good as Serina Liu.

Second, courage [yǒ ng qi]?

Interpretation: the spirit of boldness and fearlessness.

Source: Spring and Autumn Zuo Qiuming's "Zuo Zhuan Zhuang Gong Ten Years": "The husband is brave."

War requires a fearless spirit.