Chenglong: A woman rides on a dragon to achieve enlightenment and become an immortal. Kuai son-in-law: a satisfactory son-in-law. In the old days, it referred to a son-in-law with both talent and appearance. It is also used to refer to someone else's son-in-law.
Great pleasure: It means that bad people are punished or hit for their bad deeds, which makes everyone very happy.
The son-in-law of the east bed: refers to a son-in-law who is open-minded and has outstanding talents. It is a good name for son-in-law.
More fast, more economical: large quantity, fast speed, good quality and low cost.
A gentleman's word is like a whip of a fast horse: a metaphor is used to make a decision, and it will never be changed.
Ruyi current: Ruyi: refreshing and comfortable. It means a moment of pleasure.
Quick-stepping meteor: describes taking long strides and walking fast.
Cut the knot with a quick knife: It is a metaphor for being decisive and able to take resolute and effective measures to solve complex problems quickly.
A fast calf will overturn a cart: A fast calf will overturn the cart. It means that young and energetic people should know how to exercise restraint.
Horse and whip: A whip is added to a fast horse to make it run faster. It is a metaphor for speeding up and speeding up.
Keep people talking quickly: A straightforward person speaks straightforward words.
Clap your hands and say happy: Kuai: happy. Applause. It mostly refers to justice being served or the ending of things making people satisfied.
Don’t do things that make your own people sad and your enemies happy. Refers to a certain kind of action that only benefits the enemy and does not benefit oneself.
Competent and happy: Competent: capable enough to take on the job. Refers to the ability to take on a certain task or job and to complete it well.
Smart hands and quick eyes: Describing cleverness and agility.
Sneak peek: see: see. It is a pleasure to be able to see it first. Describes ardent hope.
Outspoken and outspoken: I have a straightforward temperament and say whatever I have to say.
Clever eyes and quick hands: see accurately and move quickly.
Put it to death and then quickly: I can’t wait to kill someone for pleasure. Describes a vicious heart.
Sharp mouth and quick tongue: a metaphor for talking too much and being rash.
Outspoken and quick-hearted: Have a straightforward temperament and say what you have to say.
Calm and happy: strong and fluent, vigorous and hearty. Describe poetry and calligraphy as vigorous and fluent.
Calm and happy: strong and fluent, vigorous and hearty. Describe poetry and calligraphy as vigorous and fluent.
Satisfied: When things go well, you feel happy. Satisfactory: just what one wishes. Joy: The mood is refreshing and comfortable.
Empty talk about pleasure: pleasure: makes the heart feel happy. Talking nonsense without taking action is just for the sake of talking.
Be forthright and straightforward: Say whatever you want and say whatever you think. Describes a person's straightforward temperament and bright language.
Outspoken and straightforward: Say what you think and be straightforward.
Cut the tangle of threads with a quick knife: It is a metaphor for being decisive, being able to take resolute and effective measures, and quickly solving complex problems. Same as "cutting the mess with a sharp knife".
Cut the knot with a quick knife: It is a metaphor for being decisive and able to take resolute and effective measures to solve complex problems quickly. Same as "cutting the mess with a sharp knife".
Happy people do happy things: Happy people do happy things.
Quickness: Refers to being straightforward and cheerful, without being coy or pretentious.
Happy and satisfied: Describes contentment, and the development of things is completely in line with one's wishes. Same as "happy and happy".
Happy and contented: Describes contentment, and the development of things is completely in line with one's wishes. Same as "happy and happy".
Happiness and satisfaction: It still means everything is as satisfying as one's heart is. Describes contentment, and the development of things is completely in line with one's wishes.
Be able to speak quickly: Be able to speak quickly and quickly. Same as "quickly spoken".
Able to speak quickly: Able to speak quickly and quickly.
Enthusiasm: Describes enthusiasm and straightforwardness.
People are very happy: Kuai: happy. It means that bad people and bad deeds are punished or attacked, which makes everyone very happy.
Soft fur and fast horse: Light and warm fur clothes and a good running horse represent a luxurious life.
The tip of the tongue is quick to speak: Jian: sharp, sharp. Kuai: sharp, refreshing. Describes a person who is sharp-tongued and can speak readily. It also means speaking sharply and being unwilling to let others.
Hurry hands and quick eyes: Urgent: quickly. Quick movements and quick vision. Describes cleverness and agility.
It's too late, it's soon: A common cliché in novels. It means that things happen at a speed that the narrative speed cannot keep up with.
Satisfied: Describes contentment, the development of things is completely in line with one's wishes. Same as "satisfied".
Drinking with joy: dripping with joy: feeling comfortable. The description is very pleasant.
Outspoken and outspoken: Have a straightforward temperament and say what you have to say. Same as "outspoken and outspoken".
Impatient and quick-tongued: I am quick-tempered and speak out when I have something to say.
Hasty eyes and quick hands: Describes being alert and quick in doing things.
Sharp eyes and quick hands: Describes being alert and agile in doing things.
Sharp eyes and quick hands: Good eyesight and quick movements.
Spit out quickly: It means to feel comfortable saying what you want to say.
Get a sneak peek: It’s better to get a sneak peek.
Speaking quickly and having a long tongue: refers to someone who loves to gossip.