What does it mean to describe a person as self contained?

Describing a person as self-cultivated usually means that the person has a certain level of cultivation, quality and cultural connotation, can speak and act appropriately, behave appropriately, have cultivation and politeness, and show a mature, steady, confident, generous, and tolerant attitude and bearing. This word can be used to describe a person's personality, qualities, and qualities and is a complimentary adjective.

The term "self-cultivation" can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty, when "self-cultivation" was used to describe people's sentiments, cultivation and morality. With the changes of the times, the meaning of this word has evolved and enriched, but its core meaning has always covered the cultivation and improvement of human inner qualities.

2. Usage Scenario:

At a business dinner, if a guest behaves appropriately, eats politely, and speaks appropriately, you can describe the guest as "he is very cultured" to show appreciation and respect for him.

If you meet a friend who is elegant, knowledgeable, and connotative in a dating situation, you can say "He is a very well-behaved person" to express your appreciation for his character and qualities.

During an interview, if a candidate is able to calmly and confidently ask questions and show a mature and steady side, you can use "this candidate is very well-educated" in your evaluation to describe his personal qualities and excellent qualities.

Cultivation [pinyin].

hán yǎng

Interpretation] 1.nourishment and nurturing; Cultivate. 2.Self-cultivation. 3.Cultivation of morality, learning, etc. 4.It refers to the kung fu that is good at controlling emotions. 5.It is said to accumulate and retain moisture.

Example sentence] Maintain the vigilance of "from good as ascending, from evil as collapsing", and cultivate the patience of never withdrawing troops until the goal is achieved, so as to prevent the "four winds"**.

A person has a high level of self-cultivation, which is reflected in his speech and demeanor and his treatment of others. A person with high self-cultivation does not mean that he will not get angry or angry. It's that when he is angry, he can control his emotions and not vent his anger on others, but on himself.

Such a person is a cultivated person, and a cultivated person. A person's self-cultivation is very high, which is reflected in his dealings with others. A person has a high level of self-cultivation, and he is polite and cultivated in dealing with people.

Every move can reflect his self-cultivation and cultivation. A person's self-cultivation is very high, which is reflected in his way of doing things. A person with high self-cultivation is a principled person and a person with a bottom line in dealing with things.

He can stick to his principles, stick to the bottom line, and stick to his own code of conduct. A person's self-cultivation is very high, which is reflected in his behavior. A person with high self-cultivation is a polite person and a cultured person in terms of behavior.

He is able to abide by politeness, be able to abide by rules, and be able to abide by social morality.

The words that describe people who are erudite and cultivated are Yan, Zhuo, Wen, Cheng, Bo, etc.

1. Hiko. The ancient refers to talented people who send scumbags.

Compounds: Caiyan, Qiyan, Zheyan, Shuoyan, Boudohiko, etc.

Second, Zhuo. 1. High and straight.

2. Gao Ming; Not extraordinary.

Compounds: outstanding, outstanding, superb, distinctive, distinctive, etc.

3. Text. 1. Words; The written form of the language.

2. Articles. 3. Literary language.

Compounds: civilization, text, text, language, culture, etc.

Fourth, undertaking. 1. Hold; Then.

2. Commitment. 3. Polite words, courtesy.

Compounds: commitment, inheritance, recognition, commitment, inheritance, etc.

5. Bo. 1. (Quantity) is many; Abundant.

2. Knowledgeable. 3. Large. Dust cover.

Compounds: broad, profound, doctor, haobo liang lead, expo, etc.