Idiom to describe fooling around.

Idioms about fooling around are as follows:

1. Landscape tourism: Landscape tourism refers to tourism, sightseeing and entertainment activities. Wandering between mountains and rivers, enjoying the natural landscape and experiencing the beauty and tranquility of nature. Traveling around mountains and waters is a way to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery of nature, and it also helps to enhance the connection between man and nature.

2. linger: describe being so fascinated by a place or an activity that time passes unconsciously and forgets to go home. This word is usually used to describe a person's extreme love and immersion in beautiful scenery, amusement places or some entertainment activities. When people feel the attraction of a place or an activity, they can't help but stay, as if time becomes irrelevant.

3. wading through mountains and rivers: wading through mountains and rivers is to overcome all kinds of difficulties and obstacles in order to reach the destination. This word is often used to describe the act of taking risks, exploring and overcoming difficulties. It takes courage, perseverance and perseverance to wade across mountains and rivers. People may need to climb steep peaks, cross muddy paths and cross rivers to reach their destinations.

4. Take a cursory look at the flowers: A cursory look at the flowers is to browse things in a hurry, only staying on the surface, without in-depth understanding. This word is often used to describe the state of having only a superficial understanding of things or rushing past the goal. It's like driving a carriage to see flowers, but you can't see beauty or details. When time is limited or interest is not strong, people's observation of things may be superficial.

5. Lakes and mountains: Lakes and mountains refer to the beautiful scenery presented by lakes and mountains. Lake light refers to the brilliance of the lake and the beautiful scenery reflected, while mountain color refers to the beauty expressed by the color and shape of the mountain. The combination of lakes, mountains and mountains is often used to describe the magnificence, beauty and pleasant natural scenery. When the lake light is reflected among the mountains to form a picturesque scenery, it gives people a feeling of tranquility, comfort and enjoyment.