What kind of psychology is forced to smile, and what does forced smile mean?

Life is like this, there will always be so much helplessness, this is life. Although there is a lot of helplessness, we can also choose our own mood, take forced smile as an indifferent thing, care about what we care about, and tell ourselves that it is just a smile when we force a smile.

The meaning of forced smile is: barely pretending to be happy.

Pinyin: qiǎng yán huān xiào

Source: Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei Shao Nu": "What are the three caves of your cunning rabbit?" 'It's not right. The elbow of the woman, Chai Shi forced a smile. ”

Usage: as a predicate, object, adverbial; Used to get things done.

Antonyms

忍俊不 [ rěn jùn bù jīn ].

Interpretation: Can't help but laugh.

Source: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan": "The monk asked: 'Drink the light is right; Why is Yun Lianhua smiling? The teacher said, "I can't help laughing." ’”

Example: Xiao Sun is doing antics behind the leader, which makes his colleagues in the office laugh and laugh.

Qiang Yan Huanxiao, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is qiǎng yán huān xiào, which means that the heart is not happy, but the face barely pretends to be happy. From Qing Pu Songling's "Strange Tales of Liaozhai Girl".

The meaning of forced laughter is: on a jubilant occasion, in a happy atmosphere, in order to meet the occasion, make a happy reaction on the face, in fact, there is a lot of pain in the heart, and it is inconvenient to show it.

Even if you are unhappy and unhappy, you should still put on a smiling expression on your face, describing the expression of a person who tries to hide his unhappiness

Forced smile means that the heart is not happy, but the face does not show it, and barely pretends to be happy. The antonym of forced laughter is to laugh.

Hello. Forced smile refers to the expression on a person's face that is still smiling in an unhappy situation.

Forced smiles are often for.

A demeanor that comforts others or oneself.

If a person smiles reluctantly, he always feels a little crying and unhappy, which is ugly.

Not a heartfelt laugh, but a bitter smile.

The meaning of forced smile: barely pretending to be happy.

Pinyin: qiǎng yán huān xiào

Interpretation: strong: reluctantly. Yan: Refers to the face of the face. I didn't feel happy, but I barely pretended to be smiling on my face. It also has the meaning of giggling. There is also a sense of helplessness.

Source: Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei Shao Nu": "What are the three caves of your cunning rabbit?" 'It's not right. The elbow of the woman, Chai Shi forced a smile. ”

Translation: Chai Tingbin's wife said to Chai Tingbin: "You are the cunning rabbit (referring to the fact that he has several "nests"), what are you doing when you come back?" Chai Tingbin bowed his head no. Shao Jiuniang touched him with her arm, and Chai Tingbin smiled reluctantly.

Usage: as a predicate, object, adverbial; Used to get things done.

Synonyms for forced smile

Find the silver lining. Pinyin: kǔ zhōng zuò lè.

Interpretation: Barely finding joy in hardship.

Source: Chapter 62 of "The Legend of Marriage in the Awakening World": "He still has to be busy, make fun in suffering, promote narrowness, make low hearts, and do everything." ”

Usage: more formal; as a predicate, object, and definite; It refers to barely finding joy in the midst of hardship.

The meaning of forced smile is: barely pretending to be happy.

Pinyin: qiǎng yán huān xiào

Source: Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei Shao Nu": "What are the three caves of your cunning rabbit?" Fan Xin's chai is not right. The elbow of the hail woman, Chai Shiqiang smiled. ”

Usage: as a predicate, object, adverbial; Used to get things done.

Antonyms

忍俊不 [ rěn jùn bù jīn ].

Interpretation: Can't help but laugh.

Source: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan": "The monk asked: 'Drink the light is right; Why is Yun Lianhua smiling? The teacher said, "I can't help laughing." ’”

Example: Xiao Sun is doing antics behind the leader, which makes the office laugh and laugh.

Strong means reluctant Yan, which means face.

The meaning of forced smile is: barely pretending to be happy.

Pinyin: qiǎng yán huān xiào

Source: Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei Shao Nu": "What are the three caves of your cunning rabbit?" Fan Xin's chai is not right. The elbow of the hail woman, Chai Shiqiang smiled. ”

Usage: as a predicate, object, adverbial; Used to get things done.

Antonyms

忍俊不 [ rěn jùn bù jīn ].

Interpretation: Can't help but laugh.

Source: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan": "The monk asked: 'Drink the light is right; Why is Yun Lianhua smiling? The teacher said, "I can't help laughing." ’”

Example: Xiao Sun is doing antics behind the leader, which makes the office laugh and laugh.

Obviously sad in my heart, I have to force a smile.

Laugh against your will.

I just don't want to laugh, but I have to laugh. Well, that's right. Think about how sad you are, but you want to show that you are very happy in front of the person you love the most, that is, you are forced to smile.

Refers to the heart is not happy, but the face barely pretends to be happy. It also has the meaning of giggling. There is also a sense of helplessness.

The meaning of forced smile is: barely pretending to be happy.

Pinyin: qiǎng yán huān xiào

Source: Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei Shao Nu": "What are the three caves of your cunning rabbit?" Fan Xin's chai is not right. The elbow of the hail woman, Chai Shiqiang smiled. ”

Usage: as a predicate, object, adverbial; Used to get things done.

Antonyms

忍俊不 [ rěn jùn bù jīn ].

Interpretation: Can't help but laugh.

Source: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan": "The monk asked: 'Drink the light is right; Why is Yun Lianhua smiling? The teacher said, "I can't help laughing." ’”

Example: Xiao Sun is doing antics behind the leader, which makes the office laugh and laugh.

It's not a genuine laugh, it's a laugh against your heart.

Note: Calendar sound one one one

Pinyin: qiǎng yán huān xiàoParts of speech verbs idioms.

Basic DefinitionI didn't feel happy, but I barely pretended to be smiling on my face.

Similar words

Find the silver lining. Opposite wordsLeng Jun couldn't help but laugh.

Compendium of Chinese Dictionary Strong smiles

Barely pretending to be happy and joyful.

She wiped away her tears, held back her grief, and forced a smile.

The revised version of the Chinese dictionary forced a smile one by one barely pretending to be happy and joyful.

Quote from "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei, Volume 8, Chu Sheng": Ji Qi thanks, forced to smile, is a song and beautiful song. 」