不卑不亢

Explanation: British Columbia: Low, low self-esteem; Kang: arrogant. Means people have the right sense of proportion, neither humble nor arrogant. 　　Usage: Joint type; as the predicate attribute; with compliment, refers to the attitude of courtesy in a measured 　　Source: Lao She, "Four Generations" Five: "Today, he met people who are not afraid of him, he must avoid the hard touch, but want more than reasonable manner of fishing for some money." 　　Examples: Our interaction with others, should be ~. 　　Results: Firewood not take a rope 　　Postscript: Firewood not take a rope Thesaurus:  make oneself too remarkable, Toad Eat day goose, To refer to torsion boiling, Eat day goose Antonym Group:  Be utterly shameless, From a child Holes or Airspace Watch, disgust, as deep as a well chomp, as deep as a well be at a loss, look askance at sb., extremely angry; make one's hair stand and eyes wide open in anger, nag; say over and over again; constantly repeat, askance, blood towering, glare, cater to another's pleasure, Qu Italy greet, bacchanal, with eyes half shut or turned sideways, or through a narrow opening, Cast a glance, regard as dangerous road, Ashiqurong, pander to sb.’ s whims, Ekequrong, A means to take content, Flatter Access content, flatter to seek room or space for oneself, flatter flatter, flatter ingratiate