Four-character words for good mood and bad mood. A collection of four-character famous quotes and mood phrases that describe people.

The most hateful thing is to relax when you should be nervous and to be nervous when you should relax. My goal in life is not to pursue perfection but to find the life that is most suitable for myself. Just like *** I think a general vibration is enough

When I return in triumph, I promise you thousands of miles of mountains and rivers. My intention has been reached, can you please accept it, girl? When I return, I am a young man, smiling at the girl's smile.

Because I am too sad, I am optimistic now. Because I care too much, I am indifferent now.

This law has a wide range of application. Behind the seemingly coincidence, there is actually consideration. Inevitable under all circumstances (evaluation of the 28-20 rule)

Seeing the world with your heart is a lie. Many times, you don’t see the world with your heart but with reality. Don’t transfer the theories from the novel world to the real world. , then you lose, lose in reality.

You can learn whatever you want, and you will get as much as you learn. But trying to love someone and worrying about the people around you is not. So it’s better to study more when you have free time.

Why don’t you wake up from the dream? When the edges of reality burst the utopian bubble in your mind, look back at yourself!

I suddenly realized how naive and stupid I was. Because of your words, I believed you without hesitation. Recalling my family’s dissuasion at the time, I laughed with tears in my eyes. This is me It’s my own fault. Who made me believe someone I shouldn’t trust and fall in love with someone I shouldn’t love? So retribution has come. The cause I planted must be ended by me.

When I When I thought I had completely let go of you, as soon as I saw someone wearing the same white shirt as you, your face would appear in front of me.

If you like something, you don’t have to get it, just like if you like a flower, you don’t have to pick it off.

I never understand gambling, I am just used to holding the sieve

To like is to give and to fall in love is to compromise

God, tell me, tell me, how can I I won’t be sad or trapped by love. How can I change back to the me I used to be, the me who loves to laugh, the me who is heartless, the me who is carefree, the me who no longer sheds tears for you? How can I forget you< /p>

If I remember you, then this represents my love. If there is no memory, it is because the love is so deep that there is no need to remember the four-letter words of the character's mood.

1. Excitement< /p>

A mixture of sorrow and joy, a mixture of sorrow and indignation, a mixture of emotions, touching the heart

Touching and heart-warming

Passionate and impassioned

2. Gratitude

Tears of gratitude, gratefulness, gratitude to God

Empathy without mentioning anything

3. Frustration

Downcast, discouraged, discouraged, cold and discouraged

All thoughts are lost, self-defeating and dejected Ecstasy, great disappointment

4. Grief, mourning

The pain of the heart is like a knife cutting the skin, the grief is like a knife, the bones are broken, the compassion is compassionate

5. Anger

Unstoppable anger Shaped in color, burning with anger, intolerable

6. Joy

Rejoicing with joy, joy falling from the sky, overjoyed

Exuberant, joyful and unbearable

Heart-thumping, dancing and clapping Congratulations, everyone is happy

7. Sorrow

Worrying, frowning, frowning, frowning, worried

Worrying, anxious, burning, depressed

8. Anxiety< /p>

Restless, awkward, uneasy, uneasy, confused

Distraught, confused, confused

Bewildered, confused, confused, as if something is missing

Feeling lost, sighing and sighing, the days are like years

Sitting on pins and needles, scratching one's ears and cheeks. Four-character words to describe a character's demeanor

Four-character words to describe one's mood

1. Dead wood: dead trees and the cold ashes after the fire is extinguished. It is a metaphor for feeling extremely depressed and indifferent to anything.

2. Refreshing: ① Describes a person who is refreshed and in a good mood. ②Describes a person who has a clear demeanor and a cheerful temperament.

3. Dejected: Dejected: feeling depressed and frustrated. The mood is low and the mind is sad.

4. Indifferent means clearing one's ambitions, and tranquility leads to far-reaching goals: Indifferent means tranquility and few desires; Tranquility means tranquility and tranquility; Zhi means attainment. Do not pursue fame and fortune, live a simple life to express your noble taste; only when you are in a stable and calm mood can you make a difference.

5. Considerate: considerate: considerately and considerate of others' moods and situations, and provide care and concern; considerate: to a subtle level. Describes taking care of or caring for people very carefully and thoughtfully.

6. Seeking virtuous people is like thirsting for them: longing for virtuous people is like thirsty for drinking. Describes a very urgent mood for seeking talents.

7. The face is ashen: the ashes are cooling. Describes a face that is gray due to depression or fright.

8. Lazy mind: lazy, lazy: tired, depressed. Feeling tired and depressed. Also known as "lazy mind".

9. Chunhui: Spring sunshine; a metaphor for parents’ loving care for their children. Inch grass: An inch-long grass; a metaphor for children's infinite gratitude to their parents for their upbringing.

10. Drinking ice: Ru: eat; Barberry: commonly known as Phellodendron, tastes bitter. Drink cold water and eat bitter foods. It is a metaphor for being in a difficult situation and feeling depressed. It also describes a hard life.

11. Shocked: It means that the mood has not calmed down after being frightened.

12. Blue sea and blue sky: It originally described Chang'e's lonely and desolate mood as she looked at the vast blue sea and blue sky in Guanghan Palace every night. Later, it is a metaphor for a woman's steadfastness in love.

13. Indifference means clear aspirations, tranquility and far-reaching goals: Indifference: not pursuing fame and fortune; tranquility: calm and calm mood. Don't pursue fame and fortune, live a simple life to express your noble taste; only by being calm, calm and focused can you make a difference.

14. Picking ears as a tactic: People pick their ears with their hands, but they think they are calling themselves. It is a metaphor for a very urgent desire to achieve a goal.

15. Leisurely and contentedly: Leisurely and contented: leisurely and comfortable; contented: contented within. Describes a leisurely look and a comfortable mood.

16. Yimen Yilu: Lu: the door of an ancient alley. Describes the eagerness of parents to look forward to the return of their children.

17. Broad mind and fat body: Broad: broad, frank; Fat: peaceful and comfortable. It originally means that a person is open-minded and peaceful in appearance. Later, it was used to refer to people who are in a happy mood and have nothing to worry about, so people also gain weight.

18. Abandoned and reversed: Abandoned: looking frustrated and disappointed. Anti: return. Came back disappointed. Describes retreating midway due to negativity and disappointment. Also known as "wasted but thought of returning", "wasted but returned".

19. Peace of mind and happiness: refers to being in a stable and satisfied mood, and being very willing to do so.

20. Be grateful: There is no end to the feeling of gratitude. Describe being very grateful.

21. Xinting vs. Weeping: Xinting: an ancient place name, the former site is in the south of today’s Nanjing City; Weeping: cry quietly. Expressing sadness and helplessness in the national crisis.

22. Complaining: Complaining: a feeling of depression and injustice. Full of dissatisfaction. Describes the mood as extremely depressed and dissatisfied.

23. Mixture of sadness and joy: Sadness and joy are intertwined.

24. Raise fist and bare sleeves: Raise your fist high and roll up your sleeves. Express excitement.

25. Joy on the brows: Joy is expressed on the brows.

26. Too much sorrow and long nights: I can’t sleep at night because I feel depressed, and I feel that time is long and difficult to pass.

27. Weeping Blood Jiying: Jiying: an ancient ritual of kneeling down and touching the ground with your forehead. It means to cry and express gratitude to the guests who come to express their condolences with a very heavy heart.

28. Feng Kuang Long Cao: Describes irritable mood and mental disorder.

29. Hold your breath: Temporarily stop breathing. Describes a situation of feeling nervous or overly focused.

30. Calm: Calm and gentle. It means not impatient or angry.

31. Thank God: It expresses the feeling of satisfaction and relaxation after the goal has been achieved or the difficulty has been resolved.

32. The words are serious and the heart is heavy: the words are sincere and the heart is heavy.

33. Feeling contented: feeling comfortable and feeling good about yourself.

34. Care about the belly and worry about the heart: worry about. Describes a feeling of worry and uneasiness.

35. To confuse people: meaning: mood. It will only disturb people's mood and serve no other purpose.

36. Homecoming is like an arrow: The feeling of wanting to go home is as fast as an arrow shot. Describes eagerness to go home.

37. assiduously: eager and diligent.

38. People feel refreshed when encountering happy events: People feel refreshed when encountering happy events.

39. Depressed: Feeling unhappy and upset. Describes being unable to let go of worries and feeling unhappy.

40. Dejected: Dejected: feeling depressed; ecstasy: the soul has left the body. Describes the feeling of being extremely depressed, sad, and helpless.

41. Returning like an arrow: The desire to go home is as urgent as an arrow. Describes eagerness to go home.

42. Learn from the pain: refers to recalling the pain suffered at that time after the grief has calmed down. It often means to be wary of the future.

43. Sweat on your hands: sweating on your hands due to worry. Describes a very nervous mood.

44. Leisure and ease: Yi: leisurely; To: interest. Refers to the leisurely mood and comfortable interest.

45. Indifferent: indifferent; indifferent: few; desire: desire. Describes a calm mood and no desire for fame or fortune.

46. minded and free-spirited: minded: open-minded; free and easy: free and easy. The mood is frank and aboveboard.

47. Exhale and raise eyebrows: Describes the pleasure of relaxing a suppressed mood.

48. The heart is as anxious as fire: The heart is as anxious as if it is on fire. To describe an unbearable anxious mood, it is also called "anxious heart".

49. Pleasing to the eye: pleasing to the eye: comfortable to look at. Refers to feeling happy after seeing beautiful scenery.

50. Wandering: frustrated. I feel uncomfortable, as if I have lost something.

51. Water shield soup with perch: water shield: water shield; water shield: very finely chopped meat. It is a metaphor for the feeling of missing one’s hometown.

52. Relief: release: put down; heavy burden: heavy burden. As easy as letting go of a heavy burden. Describes the feeling of relaxation and joy after the tension has passed.

53. Fear of being near hometown: refers to being away from home for many years and having no contact with the person. Once he returns, the closer he is to his hometown, the less peaceful he will feel, fearing that something unfortunate will happen to his hometown. Used to describe the complicated mood of a wanderer returning home.

54. Calm and calm: refers to a calm mood and a calm attitude.

55. Unhurried and unhurried: Describes a calm mood and calm actions.

56. The saliva pot is missing: also called "the saliva pot is missing". Liu Yiqing of the Southern Song Dynasty wrote "Shishuo Xinyu·Haoshuang": "Wang Chuzhong (Wang Dun) often chanted after drinking, 'Old man, he has ambitions for thousands of miles. Martyrs are ambitious in their old age'. When he hits the pot with wishful thinking, the mouth of the pot is missing." Later. "The spitting pot hits the missing" or "the spitting pot knocks the missing" to describe feeling sad, angry or passionate.

57. The feeling of looking at the clouds: a metaphor for the feeling of missing one’s parents.

58. Xunfeng relieves anger: Xunfeng means gentle wind; Xunfeng means anger and resentment. The gentle wind can eliminate worries in the heart and make people feel comfortable.

59. Destroy this morning meal: Let me destroy the enemy first and then have breakfast. Describes the eagerness to destroy the enemy and the confidence to win.

60. Surging: surging: the sound of crashing waves. My heart is like a tidal wave. Describes being very excited and unable to calm down.

61. Qigongbaqiao: describes a disharmonious relationship or an unhappy mood.

62. Anxious: The heart is anxious, as if it is on fire. Describes the feeling of being anxious and unbearable.

63. Full face: red light: full face: the entire face. Describes feeling happy and energetic.

64. Awe: Awe: a respectful look; awe: a feeling of admiration. Describes feelings of serious admiration.

65. Liu weeps and flowers cry: describes the gloomy mood in the wind and rain.

66. Pleasing to the eyes and the mind: Feeling comfortable after seeing the beautiful scenery.

67. Low return: lingering in nostalgia; endless: not stopping. Keep wandering and lingering. Describes a sad and unforgettable mood.

68. Restless: Ding: Stable. Describes an uneasy mood.

69. The thought of water shield perch: a metaphor for the feeling of missing one’s hometown.

70. Joys and sorrows: sadness, joy, separation, gathering. Generally refers to various situations experienced in life and various moods resulting from them.

71. Drenching with joy: dripping with joy: feeling comfortable. The description is very pleasant.

72. Can’t wait: near: urgent. Too urgent to wait. Describes an anxious mood.

73. Dead ashes of dead trees: dry trees and cold ashes after fires are extinguished. It is a metaphor for feeling extremely depressed and indifferent to everything.

74. Face full of spring breeze: Describes a happy mood and a smile on the face.

75. Calm: Calm and calm.

76. Urgent and disturbing: describes the feeling of surprise and uneasiness.

77. Baba Jie: Refers to the anxious mood.

78. Hold your breath and hold your breath: refers to temporarily stopping breathing due to nervousness or concentration.

79. Depression and unhappiness: When you are rarely happy because you are in an unhappy mood.

80. Crane resents and ape is frightened: describes the mood of being tired of officialdom and intending to retreat into seclusion.

81. Smiling proudly at the wind and moon: still saying that the wind makes fun of the moon. Describes a relaxed and relaxed mood.

82. All hope is lost: all ideas and plans are shattered.

Describes a feeling of extreme discouragement and disappointment.

83. If you are not able to catch up, you are afraid of losing it: Learning is like chasing something, you are always afraid of not catching up, and if you catch up, you are afraid of being left behind. Describes diligent study and strong enterprising spirit. It also describes the eagerness to do other things.

84. Renqin Judie: Ju: complete, all; Death: dead, non-existence. Describes the sadness of seeing relics and remembering the deceased.

85. To be fair: to be calm and emotionless; to comment: to comment. Give objective evaluations calmly and calmly.

86. Face as gray as death: describes a face that is gloomy due to extreme depression or fear.

87. Dejected: Depressed and frustrated. Listless.

88. Yiqingyuexing: Yi: harmonious and happy; Yue: happy, happy. Make the mood comfortable and happy.

89. Spring Breeze Proudly: It used to describe the excitement after passing the Jinshi examination. Later, he described the job promotion as smooth.

90. A long drought is followed by good rain: After a long drought, a good rain suddenly comes. Describes the joyful feeling of finally realizing one's long-awaited wish.

91. Refreshing and pleasing to the eye: the scenery is beautiful and makes people feel happy.

92. Sit and wait for dawn: dawn: dawn. Sit and wait for dawn. A metaphor for feeling urgent.

93. Mixed feelings: Sensing: thoughts; Crossing: happening at the same time. Various feelings are intertwined. Describes many feelings and complicated moods.

94. Feeling helpless that the flowers fall: I feel helpless about the withering of spring flowers. Describes the feeling of being nostalgic for spring scenery but unable to save it. Later, it generally refers to the melancholy mood of missing things that have disappeared.

95. Tao Qing Suitability: Tao: joy, happiness; Sui: comfort, fun. Make the mood happy.

96. Don’t give poison to others: Mo: none; give: me; poison: divide, harm. No one will resent me or hurt me anymore. Describes the feeling of joy after a powerful enemy is eliminated.

97. Use days as years: Living a day is as long and difficult as passing a year. Describes an anxious mood. Also known as "taking the day as the year".

98. Fidgeting: neither sitting nor standing. Describes a nervous and restless mood.

99. Drink happily: Be happy: the mood is unrestrained and very happy. It's a metaphor for opening your mind and drinking wine to your heart's content.

100. Out of the eyes: orbit: around the eye. Refers to the uncontrollable flow of tears from the eyes, describing a very excited mood.

101. To entertain the mind and the eyes: to entertain, to delight: to make one happy. Make the mood happy and the ears and eyes comfortable.

102. Pleasure: pleasure: happy mood. Happy mood, happy things.

103. Leaning on the Lu and looking at it: Lu: the gate of the ancient alley. He leaned against the door of the alley and looked eagerly into the distance. It describes the parents' eagerness to look forward to the return of their children. Also known as "leaning on the gate and looking", "leaning on the door and looking", "leaning on the door and looking at the lü", "leaning on the door and looking", "leaning on the door and looking", "leaning on the lü's thoughts".

104. Delay and wait and see: It means hesitating and delaying action.

105. Hanmaozhuozhuo: The hairs on the body stand on end. Describes being very scary, or feeling extremely nervous and frightened.

106. Wait and wait: not move forward: dare not move forward. When things are still uncertain, observe the development of things with hesitation and not move forward for the time being.

107. Scratch your head: scratch your head with your hands. Hesitation: walking back and forth. Describes feeling anxious, confused or hesitant. Also known as "scratch one's head and hesitate".

108. Broad-minded and fat: Originally refers to a person who is broad-minded and calm in appearance. Later, it was used to refer to people who are in a happy mood and have nothing to worry about, so people also gain weight.

109. Not seeing each other for one day is like three autumns; not seeing each other for one day is like three years. It describes the feeling of longing very urgently.

110. Relieved: Describes the relaxation and happiness after the tense mood has passed. Same as "relieved".

111. Uninterested in drinking tea and eating: having no intention of drinking tea and eating. Describes the mood of anxiety.