Happy, an idiom in China, pinyin is bù yì lè h, which means to express extreme, extraordinary and incisive meaning. From The Analects of Confucius, isn't it a pleasure to have friends from afar?

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As close as a bee, China idiom, pinyin: bù kě kāi jiāo, which describes that it can't be untied or got rid of, comes from "The Sound of the City" by Moon Hee in Qing Dynasty. Open: open and untie; Crossing: wrong, tangled. Describe can't untie or get rid of.

Back to the negative exposure chat episode 17: Tian Yanmen said a few words of "overqualified" and then threw it out the door. The housekeeper is as busy as a bee while tying luggage and packing packages.

Example:

1. Car manufacturing seems to be just an unnecessary pastime for Google. There are many controversies surrounding Google, such as the enforcement of copyright law, advertisements for inferior drugs, and China's censorship of its search content, so Google is now as busy as a bee.

He is too busy to leave the office.

Swallows like to nest under the eaves. Swallow's parents made a semicircle warm nest with branches, mud and saliva. Mother Swallow hatched many lovely swallows. Swallows are chirping in the nest for food. Mother Swallow and Father Swallow are busy looking for bugs to eat. The swallow grew up and flew out to live independently.

4. In recent days, more than 40 ewes of Wang Manhong, a herder living in Bayannaoer City, Inner Mongolia, began to give birth to lambs. In previous years, when it was time to take care of the sheep, Wang Manhong and his wife were always as busy as a bee.

Everyone is laughing at Russia, but I know that Russia will be developed in the future, because people there have not eaten for two days and are still waiting in line hungry, and the two of us are so crowded.