Happy to see
Happy to see
It's a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x à Ji à NY ú s è, which means the joy of heart is expressed on the face, and describes the joy of heart. It comes from the biography of erzhurong in the northern history.
Idiom usage
Qi people cut down Yan and captured its people for their wealth. He is happy to be captured by the imperial court.
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym: joy in the form of color antonym: joy and anger in the form of color
The origin of Idioms
In the biography of erzhurong in the northern history: "it's not the enemy of Ge Rong. Ge rongwen is delighted to see it. "
Idiom explanation
The joy of the heart is in the face. I can't restrain my joy. The same as "happy in appearance".
Happy to see
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