这叫作不拘小节啦
“She doesn't sweat the small stuff.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这个个性啦
“about Wenwen.”
这 叫作 不拘小节 啦
“She doesn't sweat the small stuff.”
这余鸣两口子
“A kid raised by Yu Ming and Yitong”
“Call it what you want, but it's just being easygoing rather than careless.”
Chinese social discourse frequently uses lofty four-character idioms playfully to smooth over social shortcomings or eccentricities.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not bothered by trifles; unconventional and carefree
A four-character idiom often used to praise someone's broad-mindedness or politely excuse their informality.
this is what is called
A spoken formula used to label or categorize a specific behavior.
Softens the assertion, giving the statement a lighthearted, playful, and informal mood.