English-speaking societies and, consequently, differences in valuation over the relevant conceptual metaphors. A comparison of the two figures shows that the most frequent source domain in Persian language is "object" and in English "property ". The conceptual focus of the metaphors of bravery, therefore, is that, prototypically, Persian-speakers regard bravery as "object", and English speakers as "property." The common source domains shared between the two bodies are: "property", "object", "physical force", "upward direction", "action", "matter" and "human behavior" and the different source domains are: "path", which is belonged to Persian, and "drama", which is belonged to English. Theoretical Framework of the present research is based on the conceptual metaphor theory proposed by Lakoff and Johnson (1980) and Trimchr('39')s conceptual metaphor network (2007 and 2011).