Words describing strong execution

Dare to make a decision, keep your word, make a decision, forbid it, and be firm.

First, break and dare to do it.

Interpretation of Vernacular Language: Decisive and Dare to Act

Dynasty: Western Han Dynasty

Author: Sima Qian

Source: "Biography of Historical Records and Lisi": "If you forget the big, it will harm people; If you are suspicious and hesitant, you will regret it later; If you dare to do it, ghosts will avoid it, and then you will succeed. "

Seeing the small and forgetting the big will be harmful in the future; He who hesitates will regret it in the future; Do it decisively and boldly, ghosts and gods avoid it, and then you succeed.

Second, say what you say.

Vernacular interpretation: once the decree is issued, it will be strictly implemented. If it is violated, it will be dealt with according to law and mostly used for announcement.

Dynasty: Qing dynasty

Author: Lin Zexu

Source: "Handwritten manuscript ordered to investigate the Haikou incident in Guangdong": "Speak according to law, and each should abide by it."

Say what you say, abide by it, not violate it.

Third, make decisive decisions.

Vernacular interpretation: describe the sharpness of the sword. Later, I used the metaphor of "making a decisive decision" to seize the opportunity and make a decision without hesitation.

Dynasty: Han

Author: Chen Lin

Source: "Answering Dong A Wang Jian": "The weapon of clearing the soldiers; The bell is silent; The machine should be broken. "

Translation: utensils with clear ice; There is no sound when the clock is wiped; Be able to make decisive decisions

Fourth, the order is prohibited.

Vernacular interpretation: act at the command and stop at the command. Describe the execution of orders resolutely and quickly.

Dynasty: Pre-Qin Dynasty

Author: unknown

Source: "Yi Zhoushu Wen Zhuan": "Order; Wang Shiyi. "

Translation: the order is forbidden; That's how Wang started.

Verbs (short for verb) are very popular.

Interpretation of vernacular: as violent as thunder and as swift as wind. Metaphor is strict in implementing policy orders and quick in action.