忍辱负重 能屈能伸
“Mr. Mu endured humiliation and bent when necessary.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“To preserve his strength and eliminate Nie Zhe,”
忍辱负重 能屈能伸
“Mr. Mu endured humiliation and bent when necessary.”
“Staying in a place like Qingque Sect for months.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese political philosophy, enduring disgrace without reckless retaliation is prized as the highest form of discipline and wisdom.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
endure humiliation to carry out an important mission
A classic four-character idiom used to praise someone who tolerates disgrace for a higher goal.
able to adapt to circumstance; flexible and resilient
Idiom describing someone who knows when to yield tactically and when to assert power.
