Look at the zodiac with a smile

This idiom refers to monkeys. Monkeys are primates. They usually have flexible bodies, smart minds and active nature. In the Chinese zodiac culture, monkeys are considered as a symbol of wit, intelligence and happiness. This idiom comes from ancient Chinese and is usually used to describe a woman's smile.

In modern Chinese, this idiom can also be used to describe someone who shows a relaxed and happy emotional state. The image of a monkey is similar to the emotional state expressed in this idiom, so it is used to convey this relaxed and happy mood vividly.

In the Chinese zodiac culture, monkeys are considered as a symbol of wit, intelligence and happiness. Monkeys' wit and intelligence are not only manifested in their ability to solve problems and adapt to the environment, but also in their behavior. Monkeys usually have flexible bodies and active nature, which makes them very flexible when climbing and jumping in trees. The happiness of monkeys is that they like playing, exploring and looking for food.

Guan Ran smiled and made sentences:

1. Seeing his friend's success, he smiled and expressed his sincere wishes.

Despite the difficulties and challenges, she still smiled, showing her tenacity and optimism.

His jokes made me smile, and the pressure in my heart was relieved instantly.

She performed in the spotlight, and every success attracted the audience's knowing smile.

His smile seems to infect everyone's mood and make everyone feel happy.

6. His success is not accidental, but the result of his smiling and facing difficulties positively.

Her smile left a deep impression and showed her confidence and charm.

He is indomitable in the face of setbacks. After every failure, he always smiles and goes on.

9. Her smile is like the sunshine in spring, which warms everything around her.

10. Facing the challenges of life, he always smiles and is optimistic.