at one 's leisure

at one 's leisure

After tea and wine, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is ch á y ú Ji ǔ h ò U. It means a time of rest or leisure. From fighting quail, female captain.

The origin of Idioms

Guan Hanqing's song "fighting quail: female school captain" in Yuan Dynasty: "after dinner and tea, invite old friends, thank you for your visit to Qinlou, and relieve your depression."

Idiom usage

He saw that his carelessness had become an important part of the conversation after drinking. Sha Ting's Gunner

Analysis of Idioms

After dinner