How do you say "etiquette, integrity, patience, self-denial, and perseverance" in English?

Etiquette, honor, patience, self-denial, indomitable

Etiquette, honor, patience, self-denial, indomitable

Etiquette is how humans maintain normal life in society The minimum moral norms that require people to abide by each other are gradually formed in people's long-term living together and interacting with each other, and are fixed in the form of customs, habits and traditions. For a person, etiquette is an external manifestation of a person's ideological and moral level, cultural accomplishment, and communicative ability. For a society, etiquette is a reflection of a country's social civilization, moral customs, and living habits.

Integrity and shame, that is, integrity and awareness of shame, come from "Xunzi·Cultivation of the Self".

Patience means controlling painful emotions or inner feelings from being expressed; enduring hardship or hardship.

Self-denial means restraining and restraining oneself; being strict with oneself. It also refers to the old-time shops that claimed to have fair prices and not make too much money.

Indomitable means never retreating or giving in no matter how many setbacks you experience. Describes strong will and perseverance. From "The Posthumous Manuscript of Zhuo Zhongyi Gong" by Yun Jing of the Qing Dynasty: "Once he has become famous, there will be records in history books and county annals. It cannot be said that thousands of years later, everyone will change his face and look moved, and there will be no surrender. People are like Zhongyi, Fang Xueshi and Tie Shangshu."