Iron also needs its own hard speech, and iron itself needs to be hard

Iron also needs its own hardness means to make the iron into what you want, you must first have the ability to strike iron, including skills and strength, metaphor to do anything needs strength, confidence.

It means that if you want to make iron into the shape you want, you must first have the strength to strike iron, which is a metaphor for everything that requires strength. For example, the Western powers are always eyeing us, and as long as we have strong strength, we are not afraid of any foreign forces. Iron also needs its own hardness, this simple and unpretentious saying is familiar to people, and it is also very powerful.

Later, it was extended that the lawyer must first discipline himself, and he must strengthen, organize and manage himself well, so as to be able to completely solve his own problems, which is rich in connotation and universally applicable. Only by always maintaining a sense of urgency, learning in advance, learning quickly, believing that sharpening knives will definitely not be a mistake for woodcutters, only by having high standards and high requirements for themselves, can we better arm ourselves. Iron striking also needs its own hard is a familiar traditional Chinese saying, people often hang on their lips, and sometimes continue to link up and down.

Easy to understand

For example, "striking iron also needs its own hardness, and embroidery must be skillful", that is, as a blacksmith, you must "be hard" in order to make strong and durable iron. Embroidery looks good, and the hands must be dexterous. Most proverbs reflect the practical experience of working people and are generally passed down orally.

It is mostly an easy-to-understand short sentence or rhyme in the form of spoken language, a ready-made word that is commonly used in people's lives. Proverbs are similar to idioms, but they are colloquial, easy to understand, and generally express a complete meaning, almost in the form of one or two short sentences. The content of the proverbs includes a wide range, and some are agricultural proverbs, such as "before and after the Qingming Festival, plant melons and beans".

"Iron also needs its own hardness" is a book published by Modern Publishing House in 2013, the author is Jin Canrong, Chen Jianli. The book is a summary of decades of international relations research by Professor Jin Canrong, a well-known expert on American issues and deputy dean of the School of International Relations of Chinese University. Based on 30 years of in-depth observation and research on the United States and Sino-US relations, especially the accurate grasp of American political culture, the author analyzes the gains and losses of the United States from multiple levels, so as to serve as a mirror of China, and looks at China's rise from a modern perspective, how to understand China's new model, how to deal with external challenges and other new and old issues, and gives deafening answers and analyses.

This book provides a clear guide to understanding the United States, understanding China-US relations, and the new pattern of the world in the next decade, and provides a popular reading book for business decision-makers and readers to deal with tomorrow's crises.