carefree and content(yōu rán zì dé)

carefree and content

It is a Chinese idiom, pronounced y ō ur á NZ ì D é. From the book of Jin, biography of Wang Meng, Yang Ke.

Leisurely and comfortable: describes leisurely and comfortable.

Analysis of Idioms

Antonym: carefree, calm and happy; antonym: loss, panic and uneasiness

Idiom usage

It is formal, attributive, adverbial and complement, with commendatory meaning. On the desolate deck, there were only the sailors. Hua Ershi's Han Yi Guan

The origin of Idioms

Fang Xuanling and other scholars in the Tang Dynasty wrote in the book of Jin Fu Jian Zai Ji Fu Wang Meng that "he did not participate in the divine contract, but did not communicate with others, so he laughed at the flashy people for being salty and light. He is carefree and complacent

Chinese PinYin : yōu rán zì dé