To the Japanese, the aim of existence is ______.
A: the pursuit of happiness
B: reward in the afterlife
C: a happy ending to one's activities
D: fulfilling one's duty
A: the pursuit of happiness
B: reward in the afterlife
C: a happy ending to one's activities
D: fulfilling one's duty
举一反三
- The word () means "the act of failing to perform one's agreement, breaking one's word, or otherwise actively violating one's duty to other".
- 名词：the particular work which one believes it is one's duty to do.______________________.
- The pursuit of perfection can be either destructive or constructive, depending on A: the efforts one makes B: the type of task C: one's self-expectation D: one's sound and proper self-esteem
- _________ is the most powerful driving force in one's pursuit of knowledge.
- The Japanese idea of virtue is ______. A: sublimiting the "rough" soul to permit ascendancy of the "gentle" soul B: fulfilling one's obligation to others C: doing good and avoiding evil D: being friendly and courteous to all people