Relieved explanation

Relief

[ shì rán ]

Basic explanation

The feeling of peace of mind after doubts and suspicions have been resolved

1. Eliminate doubts.

Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasty Song Dynasty's "Shishuo Xinyu·Yu": "I feel relieved and no longer have any doubts." Song Shenkuo's "Mengxi Bi Tan·Magic": "Relieved and let go, there is no need to worry about it." Lu Xun's "Collected Letters to Lou Weichun": "I heard rumors before, most of them were bad news, and I almost wanted to be believed. Now that I see his handwriting, I feel relieved."

2. Melting appearance; Disintegrate appearance.

"He Bu Fu" by Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty: "Therefore, the heart of walking on the road is single, and the ambition is firm when the time comes. Looking inward at the doubts, I feel relieved." Song Su Xun's "Several Strategies·Review of Situation": " If it is not treated for a long time, it will become larger than this, and then it will slowly subside and then collapse. "Liu Ji of the Ming Dynasty" "Yuli Qianlima": "The people of the three generations were like using glue to squeeze sand. Although it sometimes melts, it will not be relieved. "Liye."

3. Describe understanding.

"New Book of Tang·Biography of Du Zhenglun": "When I came to the throne, I made mistakes in my handling, and I must wait for advice to understand." Jin Wang Ruoxu's "Preface to the Origin of Taoism": "It is clear that the distinction between heaven's principles and human desires is , starting from the most coarse and reaching the most refined, all of which have never been seen before, and then the world will be relieved and will follow suit. "Yun Jing of the Qing Dynasty's "Ming Yi Shuo" 1: "The meanings of the three saints are consistent like this. Knowing this, all the words can be understood."

4. Joyful appearance.

"Zhuangzi·Qiwu Lun": "Looking to the south and not relieved, what is the reason?" Cheng Xuan Yingshu: "Relieved, pleasing to the appearance." Song Sima Guang's "On Wealth and Profit": “Once it rains in the capital, but not in distant lands, the king and his ministers will be relieved and celebrate each other, no longer thinking about the people’s food.

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