Respect oneself and humble others(zūn jǐ bēi rén)

Respect oneself and humble others

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Z ū NJ ǐ B ē IR é n, which means to elevate oneself, despise others and describe self-esteem and arrogance. It comes from Ke Shaozhen's draft of Qing history.

Idiom usage

To act as a predicate, object, or attribute

The origin of Idioms

"China is located in eastern Asia, and it is an ancient country with thousands of years of culture. We can't help but hold the view of respecting ourselves and belittling others, and we can't compare it with the changes of other countries in the world."

Idiom explanation

Raise yourself and despise others. Self esteem and arrogance.

Chinese PinYin : zūn jǐ bēi rén