invisibly
No trace, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is mi ǎ ow ú Z ō ngy ǐ ng, meaning no trace or shadow. It comes from Huo Yun, a record of night stories, written by he bange in Qing Dynasty.
explain
There is no trace or shadow. It is also called "no trace".
source
"Yichun and rui'er are nowhere to be seen," said Huo Yun, a member of the Qing Dynasty's Ho bang'e's Ye Tan Sui Lu
Examples
Open your eyes wide, staring at the rat hole in the corner, trying to recall the reversion of the dream last night, however - has disappeared. Corrosion November 13 by Mao Dun
Chinese PinYin : miǎo wú zōng yǐng
invisibly
exhaust others to enrich oneself. jí rén féi jǐ
each improves by association with the other. zhū lián bì hé
innumerable twists and turns. qiān huí bǎi zhuǎn