A sea that accepts hundreds of rivers is great when it has tolerance; a mountain that is as high as ten thousand and has no desires is strong.

Mountain Tai does not allow soil, so it can become big; rivers and seas do not allow small streams, so it can be deep.

●The prime minister can punt a boat in his belly

●The chest of a hero can hold a fully saddled horse (Mongolia)

●The heart of a warrior can hold the sea (Uyghur)

●Only one who can hold a mountain in his belly can Considered a heroic Han (Uyghur)

●Tolerant, nothing to tolerate (Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty)

●Originally generous and generous, immune to popular customs (Tang Yanqian of the Tang Dynasty)

●There is no limit to one's husband

●A great amount brings great blessings, but a deep secret also brings great disasters

●A gentleman is tolerant, but a villain is jealous

●Be broad-minded when arguing, and long the reins of a strong horse (Tibetan)

●Magnitude is a virtue (Xurus)