be happy and pleased with oneself(yí rán zì dé)
be happy and pleased with oneself
Chinese idiom, pronounced y í R á NZ ì D é, refers to being very happy and satisfied. Describe a happy and satisfied look. From Liezi Huangdi.
Analysis of Idioms
They are happy, elated and complacent; they are frightened, upset and disappointed
Idiom usage
Liu houshou listened to it and sat down in his chair, swinging his body to the utmost without making a sound. Li Baojia's officialdom in the Qing Dynasty
The origin of Idioms
Liezi Huangdi: "the Yellow Emperor is both happy and contented."
Chinese PinYin : yí rán zì dé
be happy and pleased with oneself
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