Who else but me can undertake this task? This idiom describes someone who boldly takes on responsibility, feeling uniquely qualified and obligated to act when something needs to be done, refusing to shrink from it.
面对这场突如其来的挑战，他毅然决然地站了出来，心里想着舍我其谁的担当
Facing this sudden challenge, he resolutely stepped forward, thinking with a sense of 'If not me, then who?' responsibility.
Era:
Ancient
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Story:
During the Warring States period, Mencius often discussed matters of state governance with his students. He expanded upon Confucianism, believing that a ruler should be benevolent, and that governing the world with benevolence was as easy as rolling a small clay ball.
When a student asked him why he sometimes seemed displeased, Mencius replied, "If I am to bring peace and order to the world, in this present age, who else but I can do it?"
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