Calm: be content with the usual point, let nature take its course, and describe being content with the status quo.
Resettlement: Relocation, attaching great importance to relocation. I am used to living in my hometown and don't want to move easily. Describe the nostalgia for the homeland.
Love me, love my dog: Because I love that man, I love crows who stay at his house. It is a metaphor for loving a person and loving people or things related to him.
It is better to walk than to ride: safe, quiet and calm; Step, line; When, as. Ancient nobles had to take buses when they went out, so people could live in poverty and remain humble. Nowadays, it is often used to mean taking a leisurely walk instead of taking a bus.
Peace and happiness: peace and poverty, content with poverty; Be happy, and take pleasure in keeping the Tao. Although I am poor, I still enjoy keeping the Tao. This is the attitude advocated by Confucianism.
Stability: life is stable, spiritual sustenance.
Peace of mind: peace of mind; Pronouns in classical Chinese replace people or things; Sue, as usual. I didn't care about the embarrassing experience and my mood was as calm as ever. Now it also means turning a blind eye to wrong speech and behavior and letting it go. Treat as usual, don't care.
Step by step: departments and classes are categories and order; Just, return. Originally, the structure of writing articles was properly arranged, and the words used in each sentence were in line with the norms. Now refers to doing things according to certain rules and procedures. Sometimes it means doing things according to the old rules and lacking initiative.
Follow the map: find and discover; Horse, good horse. In the past, the metaphor was to stick to dogma, but now it also refers to finding things according to clues.
Undercover: refers to the strategy of confusing the enemy head-on and attacking suddenly from the side; It is also used to describe covert activities (especially abnormal behavior between men and women)
Ecstasy: a gloomy and depressed look, ecstasy, and the soul left the body. I feel depressed, as if I have lost my soul. Describe extreme sadness or grief.
Hungry to be fed: hungry, whine; Wait, wait; Feed, feed describes that people are eager to eat when they are hungry, and it is often used to describe the tragic situation of people suffering from natural and man-made disasters.
Passing white pony: white pony, originally refers to a good horse, and later refers to a shadow; Gap, gap is a metaphor for how time flies, just like a fine horse flying by in front of a tiny gap (see Zhuangzi's Journey to the North).
Yan Guan unofficial history: Yan Guan, an ancient official, told the emperor stories about gossip and customs, and later called the novel Yan Guan; Unofficial history, an ancient privately compiled history book. Generally speaking, the works that record anecdotes and trifles are called unofficial history.
Boredom: chatting, relying on, spiritual support. Later, he said that his thoughts and feelings were unsupported and his spirit was empty and boring.
A hundred-legged worm dies without being stiff: it originally refers to the phenomenon that Ma Lu, a worm, is still crawling after being hacked to death (Compendium of Materia Medica, Ma Lu): Hong Jing said,' There are so many insects, cut inch by inch and walk inch by inch. Therefore, "Lu Lianzi" says: "Centipede is dead but not stiff"). It is now used to describe that although a person or a group has failed, its strength and influence still exist (mostly in a derogatory sense).