Kang Li smiled, "Don't get cocky now. Even great horses stumble sometimes, and your life is still very long. Just because you topped your grade during your school years doesn't mean you'll always be the best at work or in other things in the future."
"Of course, I'm not saying this to discourage you. There's only one goal: we must guard against arrogance and impetuousness, always look for our shortcomings, and enrich ourselves. We also have to humbly accept others' advice and treat people with tolerance. Never get smug just because you've achieved something and think you're all that."
"Mom, I'm not proud, and I definitely don't think I'm great or look down on anyone." Ming Han felt a little aggrieved. He knew his mother wasn't criticizing him, he understood she was just teaching him how to behave. Still, he couldn't help feeling a tiny bit sour inside—just a little bit wronged.
