leisurely and carefree(yōu yóu zì dé)

leisurely and carefree

Chinese idiom, Pinyin y ō uy ó uz ì D é, meaning leisurely and Ruyi.

explain

It means leisure and contentment.

source

Ban Gu, Han Dynasty, wrote in his ode to the East Capital: "you can be complacent, Yurun can be golden." In the biography of he Dian in the history of the south, it is said that "it is easy to recruit and carry the successful couple and the famous de sangmen, to chant in clear words, and to be complacent." Su Shi's answer to Yang Jun's su Shu in Song Dynasty: my father-in-law is a man who enjoys the life of tortoise and crane.

Discrimination of words

Used as predicate, attributive, adverbial; used in dealing with affairs. the synonyms are easy to use and soft to use

Chinese PinYin : yōu yóu zì dé