What idioms are there to describe "women's self-esteem and self-love"?

Return the natural things intact.

Self-love is not expensive.

Self-love and caution

Liang Shu, Xi 'an

1, love yourself with punishment; Explanation: punishment: decree. It refers to having proper limit, doing things in a measured way, not doing anything illegal, and being able to respect and love himself. Source: The Analects of Confucius Liren: "A gentleman is pregnant with punishment, but a villain is pregnant with benefits."

2. Accepting everything is an idiom in China, pronounced as quán shòu quán guì, which means that feudal ethics believes that people's bodies come from their parents. Liao Jian believes that a person's body comes from his parents, so he should live an honest and clean life and return to his parents' body, just like when he gave birth to me. "Book of Rites": "Both parents are born, and all descendants return.

3. Self-love is not expensive; Origin: Chapter 72 of Laozi Tao Te Ching by Li Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period: "A saint knows himself but doesn't see it, loves himself but doesn't see himself." People will be great if they are not afraid of power. There is no place to live, and I am not tired of what it is. A husband will never be tired, so he will never be tired. Therefore, saints know that self-respect is not expensive. So go to another place to get this. From Chapter 72 of Laozi's Tao Te Ching

4, sit down and quit, idioms, as predicates and attributes; Refers to people who love themselves, don't sit under the eaves, lest they fall and get hurt. Describe self-love and caution. From: Wang Kaiyun's "Jiangnan Fu": "When I was in the Qing Dynasty, I voted for the throne."

5. Being virtuous and virtuous is a common word used by the ancients to praise women's virtue and good conduct. This word is used to describe the gentle and virtuous qualities of women. Specifically, it means that a woman should have good taste, self-cultivation, good self-restraint and moral character, be gentle in behavior, and know how to deal with others. In the past, it was usually used to describe very excellent and self-restrained women.