Ordinary but not mediocre means: ordinary does not mean mediocrity. A person can be ordinary, but not mediocre. Ordinary people may have no extraordinary talents or be unknown, but they cannot live without knowing why, cannot live without ideals and pursuits, and cannot be passive and pessimistic and do nothing.
Plain means ordinary, ordinary. From the preface to "Poems inspired by Zhaiju" by Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty: "I wanted to imitate his style and wrote more than ten poems, but my thoughts turned to the ordinary, but my writing power was weak, but I couldn't do it. It does not mean noble, but the antonym of noble.< /p>
Mediocre is a Chinese word, pronounced píng yōng, which means ordinary, ordinary but not outstanding, mediocre. This word is used in "Suiyuan Shihua" and "Seventy Prefaces to Mrs. Ni Mu Zhu Tai". It has been recorded in the literature.
Mediocrity also refers to ordinary people doing ordinary things, doing nothing in their lives, being ordinary and not outstanding, always relying on the wind, unable to stand out from the crowd and attract everyone's attention.