come back with a flick of one 's sleeve

come back with a flick of one 's sleeve

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin, is f ú Xi ù é RGU ī, which means to return home without any nostalgia. From fighting quail: self realization.

Notes on Idioms

Flick sleeve: flick sleeve, show will already decided.

The origin of Idioms

Yuan and Zhou Wenzhi's "fighting quail: self realization" divertimento: "you'd better lie down in a heavy bed and eat in a row. It's better for me to go back."

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate; used in writing. example disgusted with the world of mortals, he came back with a brush of his sleeve. He had a deep love for the gullies, but his fame and wealth were grey. (Wang Yuanheng, Yuan Dynasty) Chapter 39 of Wen Kang's biography of children's heroes, Qing Dynasty: "if you look at it, you'll be lucky."