A four-character idiom about being willing to travel and see the world

1. Please write a 4-character idiom about traveling and seeing the world

Traveling in mountains and rivers

yóu shān wán shuǐ

Explain traveling, Enjoy the mountains and rivers.

Source from Volume 19 of "Jingde Chuan Leng Lu" by Shi Daoyuan of the Song Dynasty: "Ask: 'How can I learn from myself?' The teacher said: 'Go and enjoy the mountains and rivers.'"

Structural union.

Mostly used in a derogatory sense. Refers to people traveling to places with beautiful mountains and clear waters. Generally used as predicate and object.

Synonyms: sightseeing and sightseeing, sightseeing and sightseeing

Example: We took a big boat; we traveled all the way; we were so unhappy.

English translation vistit scenes at differene spots 2. Like to hear and see

Like to hear and see xǐ wén lè jiàn [Definition] Wen: listen.

Like to listen; happy to watch. Describes something that suits people's interests; very popular.

[Quote] Wang Shouren of the Ming Dynasty's "Wang Wencheng Gongquan Shu·An Reply to Wang Xi'an Zhongcheng": "The servant loves to hear and enjoys the Tao; he cares about what virtue he can inherit." [Correct pronunciation] Le; It cannot be pronounced as "yuè".

[Distinguish form] Smell; cannot write "wen". [Similar meaning] Popular, happy to hear and enjoy [Antonym] Hated endlessly [Usage] Used as a compliment.

Generally used as predicate and attributive. [Structure] Union type.

[Analysis] ~ and " universally popular " both have the meaning of "being loved and praised by people"; the difference is that ① " universally known" has the meaning of " widely recited by people"; "well-liked" does not. ② "Very popular" can be preceded by words such as "very" and "ten"; ~ cannot; ~ is often used after "for..."; "Very popular" cannot.

③ "popular" can describe meat and dishes that are popular; ~ cannot. [Example] ①Good literary works should be accessible to the people.