Peace of mind(ān xīn luò yì)

Peace of mind

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is "nx ī NLU ò Y", which means rest assured, no worries. From the great changes in the countryside.

The origin of Idioms

In Zhou Libo's great changes in the countryside, Deng Xiumei inquired about Li Yuehui's background, ability and temper from many comrades who knew Li Yuehui. She knew that he was a reliable and cooperative comrade. Thinking of this, she was at ease again

Idiom usage

This is what I said to you just now. Don't think about being an official again, and keep your ancestral grave with peace of mind. Do you understand? Tang Haoming's "black rain" and Zhou Libo's "Tung flower does not bloom": "he settled down to sleep, and soon snored.

Chinese PinYin : ān xīn luò yì