unhesitatingly agree(kǎi rán yīng yǔn)

unhesitatingly agree

In Chinese, Pinyin is k ǎ IR á NY ī ngy ǔ n, which means that Hao agrees without hesitation. It comes from the romance of the general of the Yang family by Wu Mingshi of Ming Dynasty.

The name agrees with the meaning of Pinyin K ǎ IR á NY ī ngy ǔ n. The explanation is generous and straightforward. He agreed without hesitation. source: Chapter 27 of the romance of Yang family generals written by Wu Mingshi in Ming Dynasty: "I asked my mother to call Meng Liang to talk about his affairs, and Meng Liang accepted with emotion." Zhang Jun was one of the people who believed that Faust had translatable value. I also thought that Faust had translatable value, so I agreed with emotion at that time. On the study and introduction of literature by Guo Moruo

Chinese PinYin : kǎi rán yīng yǔn