What does it mean to be brave after being ashamed?

Knowing shame and then being brave means: knowing shame and then thinking will produce great courage.

The general idea is: only by remembering the shame, thinking about its causes and being vigilant at all times can we wash away the shame and stand on our own two feet.

Source: "Be brave after knowing shame" is about the sage Mencius, and it is about "Be brave after knowing shame". "Be brave after knowing shame" comes from "be brave after knowing shame", and the language is "golden mean".

Confucianism combines "knowing shame before being brave", "learning to know" and "doing benevolence" to form a discussion on the "three virtues" of knowledge, benevolence and courage.

The courage of Confucianism to "know shame and be brave" is to be brave in change. Here, shame and courage are equated, which means to let people know shame and have the courage to correct it. This is a quality worthy of admiration and praise. It is an appreciation of the behavior of people who know shame and then change.