稳重 (wěn zhòng): Steady / sedate (Adjective) — Meaning & Stroke Order

His steady demeanor in handling the crisis won unanimous praise from the board of directors.

Although he is young, his speech and behavior reveal a steadiness that belies his age.

Faced with major decisions, he lacks the necessary steadiness and appears somewhat rash.

In work, steady people are often more trustworthy.

Choosing him as captain is precisely because we value his steady character, which can stabilize the team's morale.