Sense Of Identity

 The old folk saying goes: It's up to people to eat dishes.

It means that different guests appear to be served on the table with different dishes, which means that people are not treated equally and cannot be treated equally.

When you see someone who is more noble than yourself, take a high look. When you see someone humbler than yourself, be presumptuous.

The superiority of these people comes from appearance, wealth, education, status, power, and more, it comes from lack of education and shallow knowledge. A while ago, a video went viral on the Internet.

Because the waiter accidentally spilled vegetable soup, a well-known person scolded her for ten minutes.

The waiter stayed with him all the time, and eventually got scolded and cried.

Many people are like this, relying on their own strength, they like to bully people who are weaker than themselves.

A celebrity once said: It depends on a person's upbringing, and it depends on how he treats the weak.

If a person deceives, he will surely charm him.

To treat the weak with wanton abuse, to treat the strong can only bend one's knees.

Arrogance and domineering corresponded to cautiousness.

Ego corresponds to low self-esteem.

There is no point in their hearts that can be supported.

People with strong hearts never need to step on others to prove anything, nor do they need to deliberately please others.

If you want respect from others, you must first respect yourself, so don't underestimate yourself.

Those who look down are arrogant, those who look up bow to their knees, and those who look straight are neither humble nor overbearing.

Holding on to a certain sense of identity, in fact, one's own cultivation is not enough.

The higher the status, the less arrogant they are, and they are particularly kind in the world.

This is their cultivation and also their charm.

People are mutual, and respect for others is to solemn oneself.

Those who have a sense of identity generally don't go too far.