岿然不动

Explanation: Kui-Ran: steep independent look. As erect as a motionless mountain. Described as tall and strong, can not be shaken. 　　Usage: Partial official; as predicate; with compliment 　　Source: Han Liu, "Huai Quan made training": "Supreme Virtue, Tao Qiu Shan, Wei then fixed, Walker thought of the people." 　　Examples: Enemy siege of thousands strong, self-~. (Mao Zedong "Xijiang Yue Jinggangshan") Thesaurus:  granite, Deep roots give rise to flourshing leaves, when the wood is firm,the branches flourish, a monolithic bloc, Jiugong not less than Antonym Group:  wrong decision made in a moment of weakness with serious consequences, A study of errors, A long 2 short, unforeseen disasters or accidents, something unfortunate, Difference of iota, immediately respond to a call, Caught on follow