What does BNG mean in LABORATORY

BNG stands for Bu Nao Gao, which is a Chinese phrase that translates to “not dare to boast”. This phrase implies showing modesty and humility in one's successes and achievements.

BNG is often used as a response or reply when someone expresses admiration or makes a compliment about your achievements. It suggests that you don't want to be too proud of your accomplishments or take too much credit for them.

While the literal translation of BNG is “not dare to boast”, it can also be interpreted as meaning not wanting others to be jealous of your success, so as not to make them feel bad about their own lack of achievement.

The idea of being humble in success has long been part of Chinese culture and society. BNG reflects the traditional values that were instilled since ancient times - being modest and not taking too much pride in one's accomplishments.

An example could be if somebody compliments you on winning a competition they might say "You must be proud". You can then respond with "BNG", suggesting that instead you are modestly appreciative rather than boastful.