What does it mean to be calm in the world?

Being calm in the world is not an idiom, describing the calm idiom:

1.Play it cool.

Pinyin]: chǔ zhī chuò rán

Explanation]: It refers to being in a dangerous situation and appearing lenient and calm.

2.Clear conscience.

Pinyin]: xīn ān lǐ dé

Explanation]: Yes. I think what I am doing is reasonable, and I am very calm in my heart.

3.Waddled.

Pinyin]: yáo yáo bǎi bǎi

Explanation]: Describes undecided. Unsteady walking. A complacent look.

Source]: The fourth fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Chenzhou Rice": "I am not bad as a state official, and I am swaying in the judgment place." "Jingben Popular ** Jade Guanyin": "A woman staggered out of the mansion, muttered to herself, and had a chest fight with Cui Ning. ”

4.In all conscience.

Pinyin]: wèn xīn wú kuì

Explanation]: Ask yourself. Ask yourself, and there is no shame.

Source]: Qing Ji Yun "Reading Wei Caotang Notes Huaixi Magazine I": You don't need to ask this, you don't need to ask yourself, you have a clear conscience, that is, the so-called goodness of yin law; A guilty conscience is the so-called evil of the Yin Law. ”

5.The heart does not live up to people, and the face is not ashamed.

Pinyin]: xīn bù fù rén,miàn wú cán sè

Explanation]: Negative: Deficit; Shame: Shame. If there is no other person who is sorry in his heart, his expression will be very calm.

To be calm in the world means to approach the challenges and difficulties of life with a calm and indifferent mind. This idiom emphasizes a calm and calm state of mind, looking down on gains and losses, and not easily being affected by the outside world and shaking one's mind.

It is often used to describe people who are able to remain calm and optimistic in the face of difficulties and challenges. People with this mentality will not give up because of temporary difficulties, nor will they waver in their beliefs because of the evaluation or criticism of others.

Being calm does not mean going along with the odds, but maintaining a calm and rational attitude in the face of difficulties and challenges, solving problems with a positive attitude, and maintaining inner peace and calm.

This idiom can be used in an individual's life, work, study, etc., and can also be used to describe the attitude and spirit of an organization or group in the face of difficulties.

The meaning of openness is to deal with all people and things in a frank, natural and reasonable manner.

This is a more mature and decent way of doing things and attitudes.

People summarize and put forward this attitude of doing things because when dealing with things, people are easy to make "ego" mistakes, or they don't tell the truth because they are afraid of face, or they want to cover up their lack of truth and tell lies, or they want to save face for the other party and speak insincerely, or they say big things or even crazy things because they are in good spirits on happy occasions, or they are nervous about gains and losses and say wrong things, or they are eager to get help from the other party and say stammering, or because the other party has a high status and their own status is low, they are nervous and unable to speak.

Actually, these are all bad. It's unrealistic. The best way to do things is to be true and sincere, treat everything with sincerity, deal with it calmly, and treat it calmly.

Describe being calm and comfortable in the face of things. It also refers to not paying attention to things; Take an indifferent attitude. Seek adoption.

[Idiom]: Be calm.

Pinyin]: tǎn rán zì ruò

Explanation]: The attitude is serene, as normal.

Idiom]: An Zhiruosu.

Pinyin]: ān zhī ruò sù

Explanation]: An: Anran, calmly; Zhi: pronoun, referring to a person or thing; Vegetarian: Usually. Get along safely, as usual, and don't feel anything inappropriate.

Idiom]: Peace of mind.

Pinyin]: xīn ān lǐ dé

Explanation]: Yes. I think what I am doing is reasonable, and I am very calm in my heart.

Idiom]: Have a clear conscience.

Pinyin]: yú jīn wú kuì

Explanation]: ashamed: ashamed, ashamed. I feel that I have nothing to feel guilty about. It refers to having no place to be sorry for people and being in a calm state of mind. Also known as "worthy of the heart".