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Being brave means not being afraid of dangers and difficulties, being courageous and not flinching.

Being brave means not being afraid of danger, not afraid of difficulties, having courage and courage, and not flinching. To be brave is to be unafraid, to shoulder responsibilities bravely, to be courageous, to act decisively, to be fearless in the face of danger, and to be upright and upright.

Source:

"Zhuangzi·Xu Wugui": "A strong man is cautious, but a brave man is brave."

"Historical Records·Biographies of Assassins" ": "At Qi, the people of Qi may say that Nie Zheng is a brave man who avoids revenge and hides in the slaughterer's leisure."

Qing Dynasty, Wei Yuan's "Tao Wenyi Gong's Divine Inscription": "The emperor mourned and issued an edict. Being brave in serving the public and not avoiding resentment is worthy of all kinds of examples."

Shen Congwen's "Autobiography of Congwen: Where I grew up": "There is no shortage of brave, loyal and ideal soldiers in both urban and rural areas. A gentle and hard-working woman who is suitable for the family."

Zheng Zhenduo's "The Last of Huang Gongjun": "Loyal and simple, generous and brave"

"Hanshu Biography of Zhao Jingsu and Wang Pengzu": "Pengzu wrote a letter to Dan for unjustly suing him, and he was willing to bravely attack the Xiongnu from the country and atone for Dan's sin. "

"Book of Zhou·Biography of Hou Zhi": "When he was found, the world was in chaos, and swarms of thieves arose. Zhi scattered his family's wealth and led brave men to fight against the thieves. "

Qing Dynasty, Liu Xianting's "Guangyang Miscellaneous Notes" Volume 5: "Recruit brave people and train rural soldiers. ”