Thinking that you are great, there are those comments about being great

Don’t be jealous, don’t be arrogant: arrogant and arrogant. Don't be proud of yourself, don't brag about yourself. Describe humility. To pretend to be a fat person: to pretend to be a great person rather than to pay the price. Pretending to be fat: a metaphor for being incapable or empty inside, but trying to keep up appearances and pretend to be great. Fuss: To describe being overly surprised by something that is nothing remarkable. Swagger: To sway while walking. Describe the arrogant attitude of thinking one is great. A victorious cat is as happy as a tiger: it describes being carried away by one's victory and feeling proud of oneself. Self-satisfaction: Ming: expression. I feel very proud of myself. Arrogant: Thinking of yourself as great, extremely proud, and looking down on others. High self-esteem tree: a metaphor for thinking that oneself is very great. Same as "high self-calibration". High self-reputation: a metaphor for thinking that oneself is great. Same as "high self-calibration". High self-positioning: Positioning: Put it in a certain position. It means that you think of yourself as a great person. High self-position: a metaphor for thinking that oneself is great. A meritorious official refers to himself as a meritorious official: a meritorious person; as a meritorious official; as a meritorious official; If you have done something useful, you will consider yourself a hero and great person. Gupanzheng: Gupan: looking left and right; complacent: very proud of oneself. Look around and feel amazing. Describe being carried away. Gu Panzixiong: Look left and right, thinking you are great. Describes a feeling of being carried away with one's emotions. To boast: to boast. Show off your achievements and think you are great. The tiger's butt cannot be touched: It is a metaphor for thinking that one is great, cannot listen to criticism, and jumps at the slightest touch. Ant Yuanhuai: Yuan: along, along. Ants crawled up and down the locust tree. A metaphor for thinking you are great. It’s a serious matter: it was originally a dialect in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. It means pretending, as if it is really something. It has multiple fingers and looks grand and impressive. Arrogance: a proud and arrogant look that shows one's greatness. Full of air: air: a self-satisfied and arrogant look. Describes putting on an air of thinking one is superior to others. Only I am the most noble: Originally a Buddhist saying, praising Sakyamuni as the noblest and greatest. Now I think I am the only one who is the greatest. Describes extreme arrogance. Only I am the most noble: Originally a Buddhist saying, praising Sakyamuni as the noblest and greatest. Now I think I am the only one who is the greatest. Describes extreme arrogance. Same as "I am the only one who respects me". Do not shake the whole bottle, shake half the bottle: It is a metaphor that truly knowledgeable people are humble, while those with shallow knowledge think they are great. Arrogant: Thinking of oneself as great. Complacency: Ming: means, thinks. I feel very proud of myself.