look unperturbed(shén yì zì ruò)

look unperturbed

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh é NY ì Z ì ruॸ, which means that there is no difference in facial expression and describes calm attitude. It comes from the poem of AI Yan by Wang Ruoxu.

Idiom usage

He is very calm

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: look at oneself, look at oneself, look at ease

The origin of Idioms

Wang Ruoxu's poem of mourning wild geese: "the butcher drives the blade and wants to go forward. The sitting guest salivates and thinks, but he is still in high spirits. He looks down and looks down at the arrival of the disaster."

Idiom explanation

There was no difference in his face. Describe a calm attitude. It's the same as "look like you are".

Chinese PinYin : shén yì zì ruò