One: Kind eyebrows and kind eyes [ cí méi shàn mù ]

1. Explanation: Describes a person’s appearance as kind.

2. From: Lao She's "Lao Zhang's Philosophy": "A round face, a silver-gray beard, a kind brow and a kind purpose."

3. Grammar: conjunction; composition Attributive, complement; describes a person who is very kind

Two: innocent heart [chì zǐ zhī xīn]

1. Explanation: innocent: a newborn baby. It is a metaphor for a pure and kind heart.

2. From: "Mencius Li Lou Xia": "A great man is one who does not lose his innocence."

3. Examples: Yao, Shun, Yu, Tang, Zhou, and Kong always focused on saving the people and the world. The so-called ~ was originally just the word "unbearable". ◎Chapter 118 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty

3: Bodhisattva lowers his eyebrows [pú sà dī méi]

1. Explanation: Looking at people with lowered eyebrows like a Bodhisattva. Describes a person's appearance as kind and kind.

2. From: "Taiping Guangji·Junbianlei 2" quoted from "Tan Sou": "Vajra has his eyes open, so he subdues the four demons; Bodhisattva lowers his eyebrows, so he is compassionate to the six realms."

3. Example: No matter how high-ranking you are, if you have met a few decent foreign adults, then you will have no choice but to let Lafayette see you. ◎Chapter 5 of "The Future of New China" by Liang Qichao of the Qing Dynasty

Four: Pure jade and pure gold [pú yù hún jīn]

1. Explanation: a metaphor for natural beauty, without addition Grooming. It is often used to describe a person’s quality of being honest and kind.

2. From: Liu Yiqing's "Shishuo Xinyu·Appreciation" of the Southern Song Dynasty: "The huge source of Wangrongmu Mountain is like pure jade and pure gold. Everyone admires its treasure, but no one knows its utensils."

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3. Example: Ganoderma lucidum is extraordinary and its utensil is pure gold and jade. ◎The poem "Farewell to Yunzhi in the Same Year" by Huang Zunxian of the Qing Dynasty.

Five: Slippery hands and kind heart [ shǒu huá xīn cí ]

1. Explanation: Generous hands and kind heart. Refers to being helpful.

2. From: Qing Dynasty Yuan Mei's "Book with Lin Yuanfeng": "On the day of Yumen, I didn't spend a penny on the singing banquet in the wine shop, but my hands were slippery and my heart was kind, so that I tired others and myself."

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3. Grammar: used as predicate and attributive; used for people