Once a person is very proud of himself and arrogant, he will have no one in his eyes, and eventually he will suddenly cause trouble and hurt others and himself. —Kazuo Inamori Kazuo Inamori's famous quote is like a mirror, reflecting the beauty of humility and warning people to stay away from the trap of arrogance. "Once a man is proud of himself, he is arrogant" is a true portrayal of the enemy of humility. Human beings tend to get lost in momentary success or superiority, and indulge in self-righteousness and conceit. This attitude of no one in sight not only creates a rift between people, but also hinders the growth of individuals. This kind of self-reliance is like a gorgeous trap that leads people to disaster. And in the process, it is not only others who are hurt, but also oneself. As Nathaniel Emerson said, "Pride comes from foolishness, humility comes from wisdom." Humility is the light of wisdom and the key to breaking the trap of self-pity. 
At different stages of life, we face a variety of challenges and pressures. In times of brilliance, humility enables us to stay cautious and prudentIn the face of setbacks and failures, humility is the strength to get back on our feet. The way of humility allows us to stand tall after the storm, not to be swayed by the light or shadow of the past. "No one in sight" is like a high wall, isolating interpersonal feelings. Relationships are an important part of life, and being too self-conscious makes them vulnerable. As Dale Carnegie said, "The best way to win a friendship is not to try to win it." Humility can earn the respect and friendship of others, and no one will gradually lose this precious treasure. When we are not in sight, our lives become isolated and the joy of human interaction is lost. Humility is the bridge that brings us closer to others, and the bond that brings us closer to our hearts. In the process of getting along with others, we are constantly learning and Xi growing, as Ernest Hemingway said, "If you want to understand others, you must first put yourself in their shoes." "Eventually there will be a sudden disaster, hurting others and hurting oneself" is a profound warning of the ultimate consequences of arrogant behavior. A conceited person will eventually cause trouble for himself, and that trouble is not limited to the individual, but can also affect others. As Emerson said, "Be careful and prudent with yourself, for that is your destiny." 
Misfortune often comes when a person loses his mind due to arrogance and thus embarks on a path of no return. Humility enables us to respond calmly to problems rather than being blindly confident. On the stage of life, we should always remind ourselves not to be complacent about short-term success, nor to be depressed by temporary difficulties, because humility is the escort through the wind and rain. The light of humility is like a bright light that illuminates the path of life. Behind our success, humility is the way we go. In the face of setbacks, humility is the driving force for us to rise again. As Balzac said, "Humility is the foundation of all virtues." Humility is the source of all positive energy and the bridge to a happy life. In the light of humility, we are able to see our own smallness and greatness. Humility is not self-deprecation, but a respect and gratitude for life. When we learn to appreciate the grass and trees around us and sigh at the vastness of the universe, our hearts will become more expansive and our lives will become more beautiful. 
Humility is not weakness, but a strong quality. Humility is a kind of wisdom, a state of deep self-knowledge. As Tsang said, "True humility is the true embodiment of self-esteem, a kind of maturity and tolerance." On the path of humility, we are able to better understand ourselves, accept ourselves, and thus live in harmony with others. The path of humility is a broad path, a ladder to the pinnacle of life. In humility, we can find our true value, make progress together with others, and create a better future that belongs to us. Everyone who walks on the road of humility can play their own symphony on the stage of life and play the splendor of life. Once a person is very proud of himself and arrogant, he will have no one in his eyes, and eventually he will suddenly cause trouble and hurt others and himself. Kazuo Inamori's famous words are not only a warning, but also a wisdom of life. Let us always have a humble heart on the journey of life, appreciate the beauty of humility, and walk out of a life full of wisdom and strength. List of high-quality authors