動かざること山の如し
Meanings
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immovable as a mountain; imperturbable; unshakable
A set phrase from Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War', used to describe someone or something that remains completely still, unyielding, or unflappable. Often applied to a person who refuses to budge or change their stance, whether from resolve, stubbornness, or laziness.
He was as immovable as a mountain and didn't change his opinion at all even after persuasion.
In Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War', it says 'be immovable like a mountain'.