Hold your head high and believe in your eyebrows

Hold your head high and believe in your eyebrows

It is a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is á ngsh ǒ ush ē nm é I, which means to hold one's head high and stretch one's eyebrows; it describes being spirited and not going with the flow. It comes from the biography of Sima Qian in the history of Han Dynasty.

Notes on Idioms

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The origin of Idioms

According to the biography of Sima Qian in the history of Han Dynasty, "today, I am a full-time official. I want to hold my head high and believe in my eyebrows in the velvet antler. I want to discuss right and wrong, not only despise the imperial court, but also shame the people in the world!"

Idiom usage

It refers to people's mental outlook. If you go with the team, you will be ridiculed for holding your salary; if you hold your head high and believe in your eyebrows, you will have the precepts of standing out! Reply to Wang Shangshu by Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty