amicable(píng xīn dìng qì)

amicable

Peace of mind, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p í NGX ī nd ì ngq ì, which means peace of mind and calm attitude. From the book with Liu Shen's father.

Analysis of Idioms

Be calm, calm and peaceful

The origin of Idioms

Lu Jiuyuan of Song Dynasty wrote a book with Liu Shen's father: "when reading a book, you should be calm and calm."

Idiom usage

It means peace of mind. examples we should calm down and make it better. Lu benzhong's "official admonitions" of the Song Dynasty is mainly concerned with the language of sages and sages, and there is no need to take courses. However, if you are calm and familiar with it, you will get something from it. ——Zhu Xi's Zhu Zi Yu Lei in Song Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : píng xīn dìng qì