Idioms for mild mannered

Idioms are part of the stereotyped phrases or short sentences in the Chinese language vocabulary of Chinese characters. Idioms are a major feature of traditional Chinese culture, and the following is about Idioms Expressing Mild Attitude, welcome to read it!

Idioms denoting a mild attitude

Pingyi - Pingyi: originally refers to the road being flat, and is a metaphor for a calm attitude. The attitude of humility and amiability, treating people without a frame of mind makes people easy to approach. It also means that the text is simple and easy to understand. The original is "easy to be close to the people".

Humble as a valley - refers to the chest as deep and broad as a valley, describes very modest.

Amiable - amiable and humble. Refers to a person who is well-cultivated, gentle and easy to approach, generally referring to the elderly. Amiable: gentle and easy to approach, describing a person's attitude as modest.

Affable - amiable to people, without a frame, making people easy to approach. It also means that the text is shallow and easy to understand. The same as "easy-going".

Kind and gentle - gentle and gentle, so that people are willing to be close.

Kind and kind - kind and kindly, amiable, without a frame of mind, easy to approach. It also refers to words that are shallow and easy to understand.

Expand: mild 'idioms and explanations are as follows:

Not warm and not hot: refers to the character of mild, or the sales market is not hot.

Winter lovely: as the sun in winter makes people feel warm and affectionate. It is a metaphor for a person's gentle and loving attitude, which makes people willing to approach.

Winter sun and summer clouds: winter sun, summer clouds. It is a metaphor for a person's gentle and kindly attitude, which makes people willing to get close to him.

Er Ya Wen Wen: Er Ya: elegance. It describes a person's gentle attitude and behavior. Refers to the lack of struggle, do not do things bold and spirited, no force.

Good sound and good temper: describes the soft tone and mild attitude.

Amiable and approachable: amiable: kind. Mild and approachable.

Amiable: amiable: kind. Mild and easy to approach.

Harmonious wind and fine rain: Harmonious wind: refers to the wind in spring. Gentle wind and fine rain. The metaphor is that the manner is gentle and not rough.

Harmony: a smooth and gentle manner.

Warm words: sincere and gentle words.

Mao Shi Shu Zi: Mao, Shi: Mao Qiang, Xi Shi; Shu: gentle and kind. It describes the beauty of a woman's posture.

Can be rigid and soft: rigid: strong; soft: gentle. It means that you can be gentle or tough.

Can be soft and strong: soft: gentle; strong: strong. It means that you can be gentle or tough.

Ping Ping (平平逊顺): gentle and quiet in nature, humble and courteous in dealing with others.

Ping Yun (清平和平允)：Ping Yun (平允)：Peaceful character. It describes a person who is gentle and easy to approach.

Soft talk and beautiful words: refers to the gentle attitude and soft words in conversation.

Soft words: gentle words.

Wenliang Gongjian: originally meant the virtues of gentleness, kindness, respect and thrift. It was originally a Confucian code of conduct for treating people with respect. Now also describes the attitude of mild and lack of struggle.

Wenliang Gongjian Jean: the original meaning of the five virtues of gentleness, kindness, respect, thrift, forbearance. This is the original Confucianism advocating the guidelines for the treatment of people. Now also describes the attitude of mild and lack of struggle.

Warmth: Pulse: Silently expressing affection with eyes or actions. It describes the way in which a person is full of gentle feelings and is eager to show them.

Gentle and thick: gentle: gentle and supple; thick: thick. The original refers to the gentle attitude, simple and generous. Later, it also refers to treating people gently and generously.

Warm and moist, but zephyr: a metaphor for a person's attitude and speech is gentle and supple.

Wen Wen Er Ya: Wen Wen: gentle attitude, polite; Er Ya: elegant. It describes a person's mild attitude and gentle demeanor. Existing also refers to the lack of struggle, do not do things bold and spirited, no intrusion.

Wen Wen Ru Ya: gentle attitude, elegant demeanor.

Wenrong Dunhou: treating people gently and generously.

Fine rain and wind: fine rain: light rain; and wind: spring breeze. The wind is gentle and the rain is fine. The metaphor is that the way and method is gentle and not rough.

Fine rain and wind: describes the weather with a gentle breeze and drizzle. It is also a metaphor for criticizing others in a gentle and soothing tone.

The wind and the rain: a gentle breeze with a drizzle. It is also a metaphor for criticizing others in a gentle and soothing tone.

The heart mellow gas and harmony: mellow: pure and simple; gas: temperament. The heart is pure and simple, and the temperament is mild. It describes a person who is honest and simple.

Soft: soft: soft, gentle. It describes a person who is kind.

The heart is calm and peaceful: describes a calm heart and a gentle attitude. It is the same as "peace of mind".

Heart and virtue: calm and gentle. It refers to not being impatient or angry.

Heart calmness and harmony: a calm mood and a gentle attitude. It refers to not being impatient and not getting angry.

The heart is calm and temperate: the mood is calm and the attitude is mild. It refers to not being impatient and not getting angry.

Soft-hearted: soft: soft, gentle. It describes a person who is soft-hearted and sympathetic.

Heart is right and calm: upright in heart and gentle in attitude. It refers to not being impatient or angry.

Kaifeng Xiehou: Kaifeng: gentle wind; Xue: annoyance and resentment. A gentle wind can remove the worries in the heart and make people feel comfortable.

Lavender Wind: Lavender Wind: warm wind; Huff: resentment. A gentle wind can remove the worries of the heart.

Yang Xu Shan Li: as warm as the sun, as standing as mountains. It is a metaphor for a person's mild character and good conduct.

Jade soft incense warm: soft: soft; incense, jade: women's pronouns; warm: mild. The old novel describes a woman's body.