The original sentence is: the king's soldiers win without arrogance, and lose without resentment. Those who win without arrogance are also clear; He who has no regrets knows what he has lost. These two sentences mean that the monarch's army, the king of the world, is not proud of winning the battle and does not complain about losing it. Victory is not pride, because you are proficient in fighting; Don't complain if you fail, because you know the reason. These two sentences, "win without arrogance and lose with grace", embody the spirit of being pragmatic and daring to struggle during the rising period of the landlord class. Because you are not proud in the face of victory, you can advance with victory; Only by not complaining in the face of failure can we turn defeat into victory.
Neither dizzy with success nor discouraged by failure.
Pinyin: sh ng b ù ji ā o, bà i b ù ně i.
Explanation: when you win (success), don't be proud; Don't be discouraged after setbacks and failures.
From: "Shang Jun Shu Tactics" "The king's soldiers win without arrogance and lose without resentment."
Example: No matter what, we must win without arrogance and lose with grace.