我低头时都先摘掉王冠
[wŏ dī tóu shí dōu xiān zhāi diào wáng guān]
Translating to 'When I bow my head, I first take off my crown,' implies that humility comes even from positions of power and prestige. Despite metaphorical 'royalty' or success the individual might possess, he acknowledges and embraces vulnerability by removing himself of any pride. In effect communicating depth of both character strengths and capacity for genuine humility.