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Calmness is a Chinese word, pronounced L ě NGJ ì ng, which means that there are few but quiet people, not lively or calm but not sentimental. It comes from the third discount of Guan Hanqing's golden thread pool: "I'm not cool when I'm drinking!"

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< ol > < li > calmly and unbiased analyze the truth without emotion

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The third discount of the golden thread pool by Guan Hanqing in Yuan Dynasty: "I'm not cool when I eat wine!"

"The first moment of surprise" Volume 12: "just around without this daughter, good life calm!"

Li Yu of the Qing Dynasty wrote in the book "kite error: refusing to cheat": "Shujuan and her mother live together in the West courtyard. Although she is calm, she likes leisure."

Lu Xun's collection of letters to Bai Mang: "again, there is only one biography. I think it's too calm. Can you translate more than ten poems and publish them together?"

Chapter 6 of Wei Wei's the East, Volume 3: "first break the car in front of you and block the tank. It's easy to fight!" Guo Xiang thought calmly