very well-disposed indeed
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is s ì t í NGB ā D à ng, which means everything is well arranged. From the book of reply to Lu Bogong.
Chinese interpretation
Pavilion, when: that is, stop when, appropriate. Everything is arranged very well.
chinese idioms
"I don't know how to straighten up this body and mind, without many bumps and bumps," said Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty
Chinese usage
The metaphor is very appropriate
very well-disposed indeed
to become accustomed to sth. through long practice - xí yǐ chéng sú
forcible seizure and crafty acquisition - háo duó qiǎo qǔ
Respect the old and show respect for the poor - jìng lǎo xù pín