one 's mind settles as still water(xīn rú zhǐ shuǐ)

one 's mind settles as still water

The Chinese idiom "peace of mind" is pronounced "x ī NT ó ngzh ǐ Shu ǐ", which describes peace of mind without distractions.

explain

It describes a calm mind without distractions. The same as "peace of mind".

source

Bai Juyi of Tang Dynasty wrote a poem in reply to eight doctors of Yuan Dynasty and twelve doctors of Yang: "the body feels that there is nothing to write, and the heart is the same. But know natural and unrestrained sparse Dynasty City, don't rugged hidden name

Examples

Bones will be haggard and clean. The head of the pen refers to Jinbo, and the base has a horizontal jade handle. In Tang Dynasty, Li Shanfu's poem "reply to Secretary Liu in the mountains"

Chinese PinYin : xīn rú zhǐ shuǐ