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Quotes about Showing Off 💪The most stupid thing is to show off your self-esteem before money and love.  在金钱与爱情面前卖弄自尊是最愚蠢的事。 💪What a man shows off is what he lacks in his heart. 一个人炫耀什么，说明内心缺少什么。 💪The most important thing about being humble is to remember not to show off your humbleness. That defeats the purpose. 要表现谦虚最重要的就是，记得不要显摆自己的谦虚，那会使目的落空。 💪The better you feel about yourself, the less you feel the need to show off. ―Robert Hand 越是感觉自己不错，越觉得没必要去炫耀。 💪We need arrogant[傲慢的] people who like showing off. They can cover us from bullets[子弹] in the line of fire. ―Toba Beta, My Ancestor Was an Ancient Astronaut 我们需要那些爱出风头的傲慢人们，他们能在枪口下为我们挡子弹。 💪Sometimes glass glitters[闪光] more than diamonds because it has more to prove. ―Terry Pratchett, The Truth...

In the vibrant streets of Shanghai or the historic avenues of London, one universal truth emerges: self-awareness forms the bedrock of true wisdom. Much like Confucius' timeless teachings on self-cultivation (修身), contemporary research reveals emotional intelligence as the cornerstone of meaningful success. This profound understanding begins when we courageously turn our gaze inward. For years, I found myself buffeted by emotional storms, reacting impulsively only to regret my actions later. Everything changed when I learned to trust the process of emotional awareness - that sacred pause between stimulus and response where true transformation occurs. Like the ancient Chinese practice of...

A long, long time ago, in the streets of Beijing, there was a magical tofu shop. The owner of the shop was named Wang Zhihe, and he was the one who invented stinky tofu! You might wonder, does stinky tofu taste good?   Although it smells a little stinky, the taste makes you want to eat more and more. Today, let’s hear the story of how Wang Zhihe invented stinky tofu! Wang Zhihe’s family wasn’t rich. His father ran a tofu shop in their hometown. When he was a child, Wang Zhihe learned how to make tofu from his father....

The Doctrine of the Mean:  A Cornerstone of Chinese Philosophy The Doctrine of the Mean, known as "Zhong Yong" in Chinese, is an integral part of Confucianism and one of the Four Books in traditional Chinese culture. It has long been regarded as a profound and influential text, offering valuable insights into Chinese philosophy, ethics, and the art of living. With its focus on balance, harmony, and the pursuit of the "mean," The Doctrine of the Mean has shaped the thoughts and behaviors of countless individuals throughout Chinese history and continues to hold significance in modern society. The Core Concepts...