1, easy
Calm is an idiom in China, and the pinyin is yóu rèn yǒu yú, which means that the blade runs in the gap of the joint and there is room for manoeuvre. Metaphor is skilled, experienced and effortless in solving problems.
Said by: Cao Yu's "Both Wisdom and Courage" Act II: "She has completely mastered the rules of the martial arts palace and can advance and retreat freely."
Example: In the past, when they wanted to set up factories and make bonds, they actually weathered two sinister storms. Now they devote themselves to making bonds, and naturally feel comfortable. ?
2. It's very simple
Easy, the Chinese idiom Pinyin is Q and ngér yījī j ī, which describes things as easy, effortless and convenient.
Said by: Yang Shuo's Fishing Flute: Things are not as simple as Fu Song imagined.
He is really a Hercules. He moved a big stone easily.
3. Do whatever you want
Follow one's inclinations, an idiom in China, pronounced as suí x and n su ǒ y ǒ, means to do whatever you want.
Said by: Cao Qingxue Qin's Ninth Story of A Dream of Red Mansions: "Baoyu will always be an unruly person who does whatever he wants. Therefore, it becomes embarrassing. "
The two of us sat side by side and talked as we pleased.
Step 4 get familiar with it
Driving: catch a carriage; Light: light car; Just: go; Familiarity: a familiar road. Get familiar with it by minibus. Metaphor is to undertake familiar and easy things.
Said by: Wei Wei, Chapter 9, Part V of Oriental: "Guo Xiang has been active in this long valley of weeds for many times and has long been familiar with it."
Example: When animal cloning is still in the exploratory stage, plant cloning is already familiar to people.
Step 5 be comfortable
China idioms, pronounced as "Chu" and "6"
From: Chapter 25 of Pu's "Evil Sea Flower": My family sent me a pen full of ink. Juezhai picked up a pen and wrote more than 100 words on the paper at will.
The young calligrapher is free and easy in the eyes of the public.