Man means loss, modest means benefit: full means pride and complacency; Zhao means attracting; loss means damage; modest means modesty; receive means receiving; benefit means benefit and benefit.

"Shu·Yu Mo": "Only virtue moves the heavens, and it is not far away. It is the way of heaven to be full of losses and modesty to benefit." Therefore, it is explained by "full of losses, modesty to benefit". Pride and complacency bring harm, humility and humility gain. Chen Shidao of the Song Dynasty wrote in "The Strategy of Preparing the Military Examination for the Royal Trial": "A gentleman does not win with strength, but with transformation. Those who transform will be sincerely convinced. Therefore, it is said: fullness will cause harm, modesty will benefit." "Yi Zuo": "Be modest. Benefit, full of losses." Ming Dynasty Shen Cai's "Qian Jin Ji Yan Fang": "Modest will benefit, full will cause losses."