Robot Monk Xian'er

On the loving of faceFace, in other words vanity, is what oneimagines others think of oneself. Often times, it is a pair of heavy shackles tyingus down. Those who worry about saving face are constantly tense,minding every single detail, and wanting toplease others with all efforts. However, it is easy to lose oneself whenchasing after vanity. We should accept our imperfections and be open toopinions. People are often overly self-protective, unable to take any criticismand fearing to be looked down upon, which results in excessive caring aboutface, limiting oneself from progressing.  Those who can accept criticism well canbenefit from it and improve quickly, while those that worry about face saving, willonly suffer in vain. One’s face is built on hard work in becoming a betterperson, not simply on the opinions of others. Have principles, be responsible andrespect oneself, then no one can, in anyway, undermine your dignity. Worryingabout saving face does not help you build it. One gets respected, liked and