The origin of such belief is the Central Chinese text in 7th century called "Book of Northern Qi", which states "大丈夫寧可玉砕何能瓦全", literally translated as "A man would rather be a shattered jade than be a complete roof tile".
The literal translation is "A man would rather be a shattered jade than be a complete roof tile". The origin of such belief is the Central Chinese text in 7th century called "Book of Northern Qi", which states "大丈夫寧可玉砕何能瓦全".
The origin of such belief is the Central Chinese text in 7th century called "Book of Northern Qi", which states "大丈夫寧可玉砕何能瓦全". The literal translation is "A man would rather be a shattered jade than be a complete roof tile".
The origin of such belief is the Central Chinese text in 7th century called "Book of Northern Qi", which states "大丈夫寧可玉砕何能瓦全". The literal translation is "A man would rather be a shattered jade than be a complete roof tile".