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Don’t be arrogant in victory and don’t be discouraged in defeat. Whose famous saying comes from

"Those who are not arrogant in victory and do not be discouraged in defeat, who have thunder in their chests and a face as flat as a lake, can worship the general." This sentence comes from "Emperor Zhuang Lie, Volume 1: The Weak Crown Emperor".

The original sentence is "If you win, don't be overjoyed; if you lose, don't panic; if you have thunder in your chest and face as flat as a lake, you can worship the general."

Explanation: If you win, don't I'm so happy; don't be too discouraged if you lose. People who have great ambitions but are ordinary on the surface (cannot see it) can be given a very high official position.

The author of "Emperor Zhuang Lie's first volume, the weak crown emperor": Yan Qing

The content of "The First Volume of Emperor Zhuang Lie, the weak crown emperor":

Historically There are emperors who either founded a country, established a great government, expanded the territory, or revived the state. The king of a subjugated country is either tyrannical, stupid, or cowardly. Only Chongzhen, who had absolute control and was also the hardest-working emperor in Chinese history, devoted all his energy to the country, but worked hard to give away the great tomorrow. The reason for this is worth a book.