Idioms used to describe fate.

Living in poverty, knowing the fate of life: fate. Be content with poverty, know your destiny and don't complain.

Understanding life-philosophical: it means that everything is allowed to be natural or open; Life: life; Know life: It refers to knowing the destiny. Refers to being open to unpleasant things, resigned and carefree.

Know life, a great official-Philosophy: In the past, it meant to be happy with the situation, but it also meant to be open-minded. Know life: In the past, it meant knowing your own destiny. It is god's decision to miss a person's fate. Refers to being open-minded about unpleasant things and resigned to fate.

Daren understands life-Daren: a sensible person. Refers to people who are open-minded and content with their fate.

Fate cannot escape-fate: luck; In the past, superstition believed that the rise and fall of a country and the fate of the world were determined by fate. Refers to the fate arranged by heaven is hard to escape.

Odd flying generals-flying generals: Li Guang, a famous Han Dynasty; Odd number: Bad luck. Generally speaking, people are unlucky.

The number of flying generals is odd-flying generals: Li Guang, a famous soldier in the Han Dynasty; Odd number: Bad luck. Generally speaking, people are unlucky.

The blessing is shallow and the life is thin-the blessing is shallow, the life is not good, and there is no blessing to enjoy.

Calling a turtle to heaven-originally meant to be unlucky in divination, swearing at divination instruments and heaven. Extended to the call sign of unfortunate fate.

Looking in the mirror alone-a metaphor for the grief of a widowed or widowed person over his own fate.

How hard is it to take a national step? A national step: the fate of a country. This country is in danger.

National step: the fate of the country. This country is in danger.

One step is difficult for a country-one step for a country: the fate of a country. This country is in danger.

One step is difficult for a country-one step for a country: the fate of a country. This country is in danger.

Beauty is unlucky-beauty: beauty's face; Unlucky: Bad luck. In the old society, a woman was beautiful, but she had bad experiences (mostly early death, widowhood or bad husband).

Gold is pale-it has lost its bright color. In the old society, people's fate was not good, and no matter how great their talents were, they couldn't show it.