enjoy it? [lè c ǐ bê]

this: this. Don't feel bored because you love doing sth. Describe a special interest in something and immerse yourself in it.

Source: Qing Li Baojia's "Officialdom in Appearance": "36 days a year; Every day; It' s also a pleasure. "

Sentence making: He is very interested in this job. Although he often works around the clock, he is ~.

having fun in pain? [kǔ zhń ng zuò lè]

I barely find pleasure in my hardship.

Source: Song Chenzao's Eight Poems of Traveling to Lingshan with Chen Zaihuang's Book: "Zaiyun:' We can be said to be busy; Have fun in pain.'

Sentence: Cai Dongfan's "The Romance of Empress Dowager Cixi": "Emperor Xianfeng suffered from both internal and external troubles, and he was inevitably depressed day and night ... thanks to the personal eunuch of the emperor, he guided the emperor to visit the Yuanmingyuan, ~."

taking time off from work? [má ng lǐ t ? u xiá n]

Take some time out of your busy schedule to do other unimportant things or have fun.

Source: Song Huang Tingjian's poem "Answering Zhao Ling with the same rhyme": "Life politics has no leisure; I have been busy for a few times. "

Sentence making: Tong Tong has a heavy study task every day, but he still exercises.

force a smile? [qi m: ng yá n hu ā n xi ao]

I'm not happy in my heart, but I barely pretend to be happy on my face.

Source: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Shao Nv: "Where do you belong to the three caves of cunning rabbits?" The firewood is not right. Women elbow, Chai Shi forced a smile.

Sentence: Although life is hard, he still tries to smile.

having fun? [zü dé qí lè]

I can have fun from it.

Origin: Ming Tao Zongyi's Record of Dropping Out of Farming, Volume 2: "bai ling finches were born in the desert land of Wuhuan, and they sang harmoniously and enjoyed themselves."

Sentence making: I enjoy this life very much, and I am self-reliant and enjoy myself.