at one 's leisure

at one 's leisure

After dinner, the Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch á y ú f à NH à u, which means rest or leisure time. From fighting quail, female captain.

The origin of Idioms

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

Analysis of Idioms

After tea and wine, after tea and food

Idiom usage

Do you think that leisure time can be used only as a kind of material for chatting in the pavilion? Qu Qiubai's practical problems of Puluo's popular literature and art and Zhang Yiwu's anecdotes of Xing: "in the literary and art circles, it is said that it is a good talk after dinner." Example: we should seize the time to learn more scientific and cultural knowledge. we can use this free time to chat about home affairs.