shrink back from difficulties

shrink back from difficulties

It is a Chinese idiom, pronounced w à NGF à NGX à x à n, which means to look at the towering mountains from afar and then the dust will subside. It refers to seclusion. It also means that it is difficult to stop. From the book with Zhu Yuansi.

Discrimination of words

Looking forward to peace of mind

Idiom usage

Used as a predicate or attributive.

The origin of Idioms

In his book with Zhu Yuansi written by Liang and Wu Jun of the Southern Dynasty, it is said that "those who fly kites and fight against the sky are at peace with the peak; those who manage the affairs of the world are at peace with the valley."