What is "a person's way is better than his body"?

Treat others in their own way

Idiom allusion: Just use that person's method to deal with others and deal with that person himself.

The source of the idiom: Chapter 13 of Zhu Xi's "Commentary on the Doctrine of the Mean" of the Song Dynasty: "Therefore, a gentleman's way of governing others is to govern others in his own way."

Example sentence: Kuang, this group of traitors have harmed many loyal and good people, so it would be very satisfying to treat them in their own way. (Chapter 22 of Chen Chen's "Water Margin" of the Qing Dynasty)

The signs of maturity are: kindness, understanding, tolerance...

There are two kinds of people who are not You can offend, one is a villain, and the other is a gentleman. If you offend a villain, you will get into trouble; if you offend a gentleman, you have to reflect on whether you are a villain.

There is also "repaying others with their own treatment", which is aimed at people who have conflicts of interest with you and can be called enemies, but you don't like people who don't like you. Don't use this trick! As long as he doesn't have a serious conflict of interest with you...

There is a saying: "The difference between great people and small people lies in how they are treated. Smaller people", it is indeed a skill to make people who don't like you like you! However, I will give you a sentence: "Face hatred with hatred, and hate will be more hateful; fight hatred with virtue, and naturally..."

When will the resentment be repaid!