What do you mean, if you want to wear a crown, you have to bear its weight?

If you want to wear its crown, you must bear its weight: if you want to be a king, you must be strong enough to bear its weight.

Metaphor: If you want to do something, you need to bear all the pressure and responsibility of it.

Source of allusions

1830 When King William IV was crowned, all diamonds and precious stones were set in the crown. As a result, the crown was too heavy, and the king had a sharp pain in his neck, so he had to interrupt the coronation ceremony and then pull out a molar.

Diamonds are symbols of power and wealth. The British royal family blindly pursued to concentrate all the largest diamonds on the crown, which eventually made the crown too heavy. "If you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight" can be said: If you want to do something, you need to bear all the pressure and responsibility of it.

Chinese original sentence

If you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight.

English translation/ translator/ interpreter

He who wants to wear the crown must bear the weight.

original text

If you want to reach the top, you must endure its pain; To be moved, you must enter; If you want to live with peace of mind, you must avoid its fierceness; If you want to be difficult, you must give up; If you want to be happy, you must show your macro; If you want to succeed, you must have a dream; If you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight.

translate

If you want to reach a certain height, you must endure the pain of reaching this height. If you want to be moved by words and deeds, you must integrate yourself into the situation. If you want to live a stable life, you must avoid danger and disaster. If you want to control your emotions and not indulge yourself, you must think empty. If you want to be happy, you must expand your ambition. If you want to succeed, you must have a dream. If you want to wear the crown (being a king is a successful person), you have to bear the pressure of this position (to take you).

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