A quiet place(xī jì jìng chù)

A quiet place

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x ī J ì J ì ngch ù, which means that if you don't want to see your tracks, you have to be still. From Zhuangzi fisherman.

The origin of Idioms

"The fisherman of Chuang Tzu said:" some people go away fearing evil deeds. The more they raise their feet, the more they trace. The more they walk, the more ill they will be If you don't know where Yin is, you can rest your shadow. If you are quiet, you can rest your trace

Idiom usage

If you don't know where Yin is, you can rest. If you are still, you can rest. If you are still, you can be stupid.

Chinese PinYin : xī jì jìng chù