To take the initiative and not pass on one's responsibilities to others when faced with a task that should be done; to not leave to others what one ought to do oneself. Originally meaning that one should not even defer to their teacher when it comes to matters of justice or righteousness.

not to yield even the smallest step; used to describe being unwilling to compromise or back down

neither side willing to give way or make a concession to the other

(Taiwan) A home run in baseball or softball; also called [[全垒打|全壘打|quan2 lei3 da3]]

Mount Tai does not turn away any soil; used to describe how a great person or state must be inclusive and gather small things to become truly great

(idiom) to be a match for men in terms of ability or bravery; literally "not conceding to beards and eyebrows" (metonymy for men).