First of all, it is better to feel ashamed than ashamed.
Explanation: F: No, it's worse to be ashamed of yourself than others.
Said by: Lu Xun's Confucius in Modern China: In that place, the number of saints multiplied and became a privileged class that shamed both Sakyamuni and Socrates.
Second, feel ashamed.
Explanation: Ugly form leads to shortcomings. I feel ashamed that I am inferior to others.
Said by: Yang Mo's Song of Youth, Chapter 11: She was too shy to say a word in the dark corner.
Third, I feel ashamed, such as [ziku fuú rú]
Explanation: I am ashamed that I am inferior to others.
Said by: Lu Xun's Confucius in Modern China: In that place, saints multiplied and became a privileged class, and both Sakyamuni and Socrates were ashamed.
Fourth, a lifetime of shame [y and shēng kur]
Explanation: life: all my life; Shame: shame; Shame: shame. I feel ashamed and humiliated all my life.
From: Yan Zhitui in the Northern Qi Dynasty, "Yan Family Training Mianxue": "Why bother to read the years, you have been humiliated for a long time!"
Cherish what? Studying hard for a few years will make you feel ashamed and humiliated all your life.
Verb (short for verb) embarrassing
Description: There is no place to live. Describe very ashamed.
From: Three Kingdoms. Chen Shou's biography of the Three Kingdoms Wei Zhi Guan Ning: "The night battle is terrible, and there is no shame."
It's terrible to fight day and night and have no place to live.