Post Date December, 02 2023
The widest thing in the world is the ocean, the sky is wider than the ocean, and the human mind is wider than the sky. The ancient Chinese also left immortal lines to express people's hearts. As Confucius said, "With respect, one can deter courage; with generosity and righteousness, one can accommodate others
The so-called magnanimity starts with a person's forgiveness mentality. In our lives, studies, and work, parents, teachers, and friends all urge us to forgive and forget. Let bygones be bygones, and reconciliation requires a generous heart. Browning once said, "Forgiving others is a good thing, but forgetting their mistakes is even more a good thing." The Bible also admits that "making mistakes is human, and forgiveness is divine. Men are not gods, but they possess this divine nature. Men have a farsighted and single-minded desire to achieve great things. The trivial things they encounter around them can only be fleeting for men, and they have no intention of worrying about them. Although forgiveness is also an effect of human inner activities, it does not impose any psychological or role-playing burden on men. On the contrary, forgiveness can reduce men's anger, fear, pain, dissatisfaction, and harm, and enable them to save themselves from social rewards.
Don't think that men disdain worldly wisdom by laughing at ordinary things; Don't think that men are not considerate when they let others down; Don't think that men lack courage by not treating others in their own way; Don't think that men don't have much ambition to reconcile with their "old enemies" because they have a broad mind. With this broad mind, there is no greater measure in the world than men. Can people conclude from this that men in real life are also worth praising and praising?
If the beauty of women can become a reality, then why can't men's hearts soar above the sky and support the sea?
A man's demeanor is extraordinary. Magnificence refers to courage, measure, and vigor. The reason why a man's aura is extraordinary is because his aura and measurement are all above that of a woman (whether individual or overall).
As a man, he who dares to be the first in the world takes on everything on his shoulders. Any difficulty can be seen as a "piece of cake" for him. Taking adventure and exploration as one of the great pleasures of life is where a man's courage lies.
Men don't fuss over small matters, don't whisper, like to talk, and pretend that the outside world is bigger than the universe. They dare to explore things from outside, and their appetite is so great that they dare to swallow mountains and rivers. This is where men's magnanimity lies.
Men have an unyielding proud bone, which is made of special materials and dares to be harder than steel; Men like to be strongly stimulated or strongly stimulated by others; It can withstand the tempering of wind, frost, snow, and moon. When encountering unpleasant things, he became furious and expressed himself, but he never mentioned them afterwards. Men are full of spirit, full of energy, calm in handling things, daring to take action, and always have the courage to consciously grasp their own spirit with the scale of "a strong man".
The courage, measurement, and aura of a man have condensed into his extraordinary demeanor, which is enough to showcase the comprehensive charm of his inner qualities and appearance, enabling him to repeatedly create extraordinary achievements through open-minded and upward motivation, becoming a pioneering and tireless pioneer in the new era and world.
The aura also includes aura, integrity, and momentum. The extension of the word "qi" by the ancients always originated from the man's magnanimity. There is a saying in "The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties": "Facing the south bench, there sits a great man, nine feet long, with a broad arm and two stops, full of beard, with a face like iron color, eyes like stars, and a majestic and majestic demeanor." There is a passage in "The Biography of Fan Ji in the History of Ming Dynasty": "Sharpen and sharpen, make him full of determination, become outstanding, and then use him to serve the country without difficulty." There is an anonymous Ming Dynasty scholar named "Ju Beast Card"
Head folding cloud: "The rainbow of Qi exhales to revive the universe, and the loyalty and filial piety to protect the rivers and mountains." As described above, it is not unrelated to praising men's magnanimity. It can be seen that the extraordinary demeanor of men is not the words spoken today, but the proof made by generations of men through their own actions. Extraordinary masculinity is the charm of a man, and it belongs to the eternal public! What is the demeanor in a woman's heart? The word 'bearing' is widely believed by women to be an important component of men's attractiveness. No matter how good one's character is, how upright their style is, and how noble their inner world is, without magnanimity, it is difficult to move a woman's heart.
The demeanor of a man in the eyes of a woman is often a combination of temperament, personality, personality, appearance, behavior, speech, knowledge, cultivation, and other aspects. A man with a graceful demeanor, although not kind-hearted, can still confuse women. On the other hand, why can't a truly good husband pay attention to his demeanor and be more charming?
A small quantity is not a gentleman, and a non-toxic one is not a husband "is an ancient saying in our country. It describes a man who must have great magnanimity, never haggle with others, and if necessary, be ruthless in order to achieve a career.
