Don't worry, don't go straight ahead. "This sentence was in 1945, when the Japanese emperor Shimonoseki announced his unconditional surrender. Unwilling to fail, tojo hideki sent a secret message to his men, demanding that the troops continue to attack. " Don't worry, don't go straight "comes from tojo hideki, a war maniac and aggressor, and it is used as a derogatory term in TV series to describe an upstart's unscrupulous pursuit of money, more accurately, the pursuit of wrong life values based on money. However, if it is the motto of a person in the right direction, it might as well be a good famous saying. As long as you think it's right, keep going. You have your own outlook on life and your own value. You don't have to cater to other people's tastes. If you stick to it step by step according to your own wishes, it will definitely come true.