眼不见为净 没事 你好好欣赏那个景色吧
“out of mind. Relax. Just enjoy the view!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你别往那儿看
“Out of sight,”
眼不见为净 没事 你好 好欣赏 那个 景色吧
“out of mind. Relax. Just enjoy the view!”
停车 停车 停车
“Stop! Stop right away!”
“Don't look over there, it will only upset you; pretend you didn't see anything.”
Originating from Buddhist roots, this phrase is widely used in modern everyday life to justify ignoring unpleasant facts or minor hygiene flaws for psychological comfort.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
out of sight, out of mind; what the eye doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve over
A common idiom used when deliberately ignoring something unsightly, annoying, or morally questionable to preserve peace of mind.
thoroughly enjoy / appreciate
Used to encourage someone to immerse themselves positively in an experience or aesthetic view.
Softens the imperative suggestion into gentle encouragement.
