Top Gun is pronounced as zhuàng zhì líng yún

Top Gun means grand and lofty ideals.

Top aspirations, a Chinese idiom, pronounced zhuàng zhì líng yún, describes grand and lofty ideals. Synonyms of "high ambition": lofty sentiments, high spirits and high morale. Antonyms for Top Gun: dejected, dejected, inactive. From "Book of Han·Yang Xiong's Biography": "In the past, Emperor Wu was fond of immortals, as shown in the "Adult's Fu", he wanted to use the wind, but the emperor was ethereal and had the ambition to reach the clouds."?

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Young people should have high aspirations and compete in the sky thousands of miles away

Interpretation: You are an enterprising young man, you should cultivate your awe-inspiring spirit, Carrying the ambition of soaring clouds, we go to the appointment of the stars and rivers, go up to the nine heavens to embrace the moon, and understand the meaning of the undulating mountains and rivers among the mountains and plains. Only in this way can we live up to our time and our times. Source:

"A young man has his own ambition to achieve success" should come from a sentence said by Song Jiang, a character in "Water Margin": "If he succeeds in his ambition, he dares to laugh at Huang Chao for not being a husband!" It means: wait until later. If I realize my lofty ambition, then I will laugh at Huang Chao as not being a real man.