To treat things indifferently means to treat things with a nonchalant attitude.

Treat things indifferently, a Chinese idiom whose pinyin is dàn rán chǔ zhī, which means to treat things with a nonchalant attitude. From: Chapter 5 of "The Bell and Drum Tower" by Liu Xinwu: "Ji Zhihe Caiman took Zhan Liying's appearance indifferently." More formal; used as a predicate; refers to a cold attitude.

To treat things calmly and calmly means to treat things with a nonchalant attitude, get along with each other calmly, and act as usual, without feeling anything inappropriate. Describes being unfazed and calm in the face of difficulties. Emotions don't have to be ups and downs. You should deal with things as calmly and calmly as water. Only in this way can you strategize, win thousands of miles, and not be affected by external things.

Life is full of ups and downs. If you can deal with it calmly, life will show an elegant smile. When I write this, I want to say: Only when people live indifferently can they be peaceful; only when their mentality becomes peaceful can they achieve great things.

Many qualities of life do not lie in your external packaging, but in the quality of your inner possessions and existence; many realms of life lie not in following, but in trying; many of life’s searches, It does not lie in thousands of mountains and rivers, but in the close proximity.

It will be sad to be ignored by someone you care about very much, and what is even sadder is that you have to pretend that you don't care. Destiny is like the palm prints in your hand, no matter how twists and turns it is, it is always in your own hands!