Three equal and two full
Sanping and Erman, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s ā NP í ng è RM ǎ n, which means to describe a comfortable and satisfied life. It comes from Song Dynasty Huang Tingjian's preface to Si Xiu Ju Shi Shi.
Idiom usage
A hundred years of rain, wind and grass, but everything goes smoothly. Xin Qiji, Song Dynasty
The origin of Idioms
Huang Tingjian's preface to the poems of four hermits in Song Dynasty: "if you are satisfied with simple food and tea, you will be satisfied; if you are broken, you will be satisfied; if you are not greedy or jealous, you will be satisfied."
Analysis of Idioms
Stable and stable
Idiom story
In the Song Dynasty, sun Jufang, the imperial physician, was named Jingchu. He dispensed medicine free of charge for the literati, and he didn't want others to thank him. He's called himself the fourth hermit. Valley asked him why, Sixiu laughed and said: "if you have enough food and tea, you will stop when you are warm and cold; if you are not greedy, you will stop when you are old."
Chinese PinYin : sān píng èr mǎn
Three equal and two full
the rainbow clouds like brocade spread. yú xiá sàn qǐ
burn the bridge after crossing it. guò qiáo chōu bǎn
There is a balance between advance and retreat. jìn tuì yǒu jié
with spots of tears and blood. xuè lèi bān bān