Dignity, a Chinese word, simply means that a person's rights are respected. Detailed definition means that people and things with human characteristics have due rights, and these rights are respected by others and things with human characteristics.

1. "Xunzi Shi Zhi": "Weiyi is afraid of being a teacher." Han Dong's Chinese book "Spring and Autumn Stories, Li Yuan Shen": "A saint is dignified and safe if he prepares his thighs and arms." Song Sima Guang's "Golden Miscellaneous Son": "Dignified manners, safe manners. "Ding Ling's New Year": "I just feel that my uncle is still very dignified and too big to reach. Just breathing seems to show that he has authority different from ordinary people. "

2. Song Mei Yao Chen's poem "Ruzhou Dengci Temple Pavilion Looking at Song Yue": "The small room has no dignity." Sun Zhiwei's "Recovered Emperor Song" No.8: "Bow to the shogunate with dignity and plant apricots as outsiders."

3. Lao She's Four Generations under One Family XI: "Japanese soldiers are very unhappy, because such a simple scene is quite detrimental to the dignity of the' empire'."

4. Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC): "People of all ethnic groups, all state organs and armed forces, political parties, social organizations, enterprises and institutions throughout the country must take the Constitution as their basic activity criterion, and have the responsibility to safeguard the dignity of the Constitution and ensure its implementation." Wei Wei's "Here is the East Today": "No one will know what she will do to all mankind; The War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea to safeguard peace and human dignity is just one thing she initiated. "