Tell me if you don't know.

Idioms of people who speak with music.

Disappointed: not convinced by everyone. Fu, let trust and faith.

Keep your word: in the past, it meant that a gentleman could gain the trust of others without saying a word. Describe high prestige.

The way of monarch and minister: in the past, it meant that talented people gained the trust of enlightened monarchs and were able to carry out their own political opinions and plans.

Abandon the ear for any purpose: abandon: give up; Ren: Trust. Give up your ears and trust your eyes. Don't believe other people's opinions, only believe what you see.

Abdominal minister: a subordinate like a person's abdomen. Metaphor is highly trusted by liegeman.

Lost seagull: Weng: Old man. The old man living by the sea didn't catch seagulls. For example, if a person is selfish, he will lose the trust and friendship of his friends.

Listen to you: do what you say and listen to what you say. Describe great trust.

There is no doubt about negotiation: negotiation; Doubt: Doubt. Refers to the close cooperation and mutual trust between the two sides.

Bitter plan: a plan to deliberately harm one's body to win the trust of the enemy.