This term refers to a person acting courageously to do what is righteous. This fine tradition hailed by the Chinese nation since ancient times establishes that a man should be committed to upholding justice and shouldering social responsibility. Today, such acts are protected by law. Some administrative regulations provide that “acting bravely for a just cause” refers to an action of a citizen who fights to stop any on-site criminal acts or acts in an emergency in order to protect state property, public interests, people or their property from danger disregarding his personal safety. Whether in ancient days or today, acting bravely for justice is always a commendable ethical deed and also an important indicator of social progress.