Be satisfied(mù chéng xīn xǔ)

Be satisfied

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m ù ch é NGX ī nx ǔ, which means to convey feelings with eyes and connect hearts. It's from "change the wind.".

The origin of Idioms

In Song Dynasty, he Zhu wrote the Ci of "exchange for the pursuit of the wind": "the six inch bow on the palm of the hand is fragrant and graceful, and the Hu turns around in a plate, and the two are in a hurry."

Idiom usage

It doesn't matter that Luo Fu knows he has a husband. Although he has many dreams, it should be rare in his life. Mei Dingzuo's Yu He Ji Yuan he in Ming Dynasty

Analysis of Idioms

"Mu Tiao Xin Yu"

Chinese PinYin : mù chéng xīn xǔ