What does it mean to see Si Qi?

The idiom "See the Sage Si Qi" means that when you see a sage, you should think that you are equal to the sage, that is, you should see the advantages and strengths of others, realize your own shortcomings, study hard, improve, and be equal to the sage. This idiom comes from Xunzi: "See the sage Si Qi Yan, but look inward when you don't see the sage". This sentence means that when you see someone who is excellent, you should think that you should be as excellent as him. Conversely, when you see your own shortcomings, you should jump out of yourself and realize your own shortcomings, so as to better play your own advantages and improve yourself. In a word, this idiom emphasizes that people should respect others, know how to admire and pursue the advantages of others, and constantly self-examine and make progress in practice and constantly improve themselves.