A four-word idiom describing indifference, ambition and not pursuing fame and fortune.

Idioms describing indifferent Zhi Ming: Lian Bo Zhi Ming, quiet and far-reaching pinyin: dàn bó míng zhì, níng jìng zhìn m:n: n.

Commentary: Lian Bo: Do not pursue fame and fortune; Tranquility: Calm and calm. Don't pursue fame and fortune, live a simple life to show your noble taste; Only when you are calm and focused can you make a difference.

An idiom describing Zhi Ming's indifference: the wind is light and the clouds are light, and the pinyin is weak: f ē fēng qěng yún dàn dà n.

Explanation: the breeze is blowing gently, and the clouds are light and the wind is light. Describe sunny weather. The same as "the wind is light and the clouds are clean" and "the clouds are light and the wind is light".

Source: Yuan Yang Sian The Journey to the West Volume 4 Volume 13: "How did Yuan's husband and wife break? We have strong tea and strong wine, and the wind is light and the clouds are light, which saves me from leaning against the door all day. "

Idiom describing indifference and ambition: indifference and desire Pinyin: tián dàn gu?y?.

Explanation: dull: quiet and leisurely, not seeking fame and fortune; Less: very little; Desire: desire. The mood is quiet and indifferent, and there is no worldly desire.

Source: Zhi Pi of the Three Kingdoms, Book of Martial Arts: "Wei Chang is a gentleman because of his indifference to quality and his ambition to mount Ji."

Idiom describing indifferent ambition: indifferent without desire Pinyin: tián dàn wú yù

Explanation: the mood is quiet and indifferent, and there is no secular desire.

Source: Wang Hanchong's "On Balance and Tao Preface": "The world can be spent according to Laozi's way, indifferent, nurturing and caring."

Idiom to describe indifferent Zhi Ming: high morals and bright festival Pinyin: gāo fēng Liàng Jie.

Interpretation: peak: noble character; Hanukkah: Loyal ethics. Describe morality and noble behavior.