Motto: Originally refers to the aphorisms written on the side of the seat to motivate, alert and restrain one's behavior. Later, one or a few aphorisms that are remembered by a person or often remind oneself are also called a motto.
Based on the above definition, which of the following statements is not suitable for use as a motto?
Fierce-browed, I coolly defy a thousand pointing fingers; headbowed, like a willing ox I serve the people.