not much , if any(ruò yǒu ruò wú)

not much , if any

In Chinese, Ru ò y ǒ URU ò w ú means to describe things that are not clear or close. From Caigen Tan: leisure.

The origin of Idioms

Hong Yingming's Caigen Tan · leisurely life is half true and half illusory, which is most pleasing to people's heart and soul. It's a wonderful place between heaven and earth. "

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing. She knew very well that he had been indifferent to her. When it gets dark, the mountains in the distance feel like nothing. Although I dare not say that there will be robberies in this area, people walking on the night road will be a little worried. it is a very unscientific attitude to jump to conclusions without careful investigation. In rainy and foggy weather, the distant mountains make people feel like nothing.

Chinese PinYin : ruò yǒu ruò wú