one does not consider things outside his position(sī bù chū wèi)

one does not consider things outside his position

It is a Chinese word, pronounced s ī B ù ch ū w è I, which means to consider things within the scope of one's own authority.

interpretation

Think: consider; position: position. It's not beyond your power to think about things. It's a metaphor for being honest and proper. Also describes the lack of aggressiveness.

source

In Zhouyi · Gen: "the elephant says that the gentleman is superior to the other in thinking about the mountain Gen In the Analects of Confucius, Xianwen: "Zengzi said:" a gentleman's thoughts are beyond his place. "

Examples

~, then worry about Zhou. (Zhang Binglin's Fen Zhen)

usage

It means to be honest and abide by one's duty

Chinese PinYin : sī bù chū wèi