take it leisurely and unoppressively(cóng róng bù pò)

take it leisurely and unoppressively

Leisurely, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is C ó NgR ó NGB ù pॸ, which means calm, calm and calm. It comes from the biography of Liu Shilong in the old book of Tang Dynasty.

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The origin of Idioms

"Book of songs. Xiaoya. Preface to durenxu": ancient people grow up, clothes are not two, calm and often, to Qi Qi Qi Min, then people's morality is one.

Idioms and allusions

Zhuangzi, a philosopher in the Warring States period, was a great master of Taoism. He was indifferent to fame and wealth, but he was fond of meditation and had his own unique views on all kinds of things. One day, Chuang Tzu and his good friend Hui Tzu went to haoshui to play together. The water was flowing slowly, clear and bottoming out. On the rocks, the fish were swinging their beautiful caudal fins leisurely. Chuang Tzu couldn't help but exclaim, "look at the ease of these fish. How happy they are in the water! Huizi said: you are not a fish, how do you know the happiness of fish? Chuang Tzu asked: if you are not me, how can you know that I don't know the happiness of fish? Huizi said: I'm not you. I don't know your heart, but you are not a fish. How can you know the happiness of fish? Chuang Tzu replied: because when I got to haoshui bridge, I saw the fish swimming leisurely and freely, so I thought the fish was very happy. At this time, the wind is blowing, the birds are flying, the water is flowing, Zhuangzi and Huizi are debating, and the little fish are still swimming leisurely. If people want to be as free, happy and leisurely as fish, they need to be physically and psychologically healthy, which requires us to cultivate healthy body and mind.

Idiom usage

It is used as predicate, attributive and adverbial, with commendatory meaning to describe a leisurely manner. Chuang Tzu. Autumn water: it is the pleasure of fish to travel leisurely. Wei Lan's original preface to a brief account of the case of Zhejiang Province: when he was in the face of affairs, he was calm and the color remained unchanged, which was beyond the reach of ordinary people. Chapter 5 of three swordsmen and five righteousness by Shi Yukun of Qing Dynasty: there are those who are used to bamboo pen and can't get it; there are also those who are afraid of officials, who are trembling in battle and don't draw properly; there are those who are calm and easy to wave. Mr. Bao is here, looking down carefully. Ba Jin's "spring" Sany: I'm so sorry that the descendants of the Gao family can't win your honor. Please count how many decent people there are in the Gao family! Chueh min calmly taunts him as if he were not a child of the Gao family. When you encounter difficulties, you must calm down and face it calmly. the speed of environmental change is in line with the hasty pace of human beings, rather than the leisurely pace of nature.

Analysis of Idioms

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