"Having a soft spot" means having a special liking for someone or something, focusing your thoughts and feelings on him (her, it), especially liking and loving him (her, it).
Pinyin: qíng yǒu dúzh ng.
Usage: as predicate and attribute; Refers to exclusive love.
Discrimination: Love has a soft spot, and the word "independence" is more powerful than love has a soft spot. "Ask what love is in the world and teach people to live and die together", which is the best explanation for love.
Have a soft spot for love, close to the general idea. The unique feeling lies in the word "Wei", and its semantic strength is between those who have a special liking for love and those who have a special liking for love.
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Love is a clock, an idiom in China. Pinyin: qíng zhēsuǒzhōng, which means infatuation and great concentration.
From: The Biography of Wang Jinyan, co-authored by Fang and others in the Tang Dynasty: Sages forget their feelings, and they are the least inferior to their feelings, but their feelings are in our generation.
Saints forget their feelings, at least they don't feel it. However, the clock of love is set on us.
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Changing one's mind is an idiom in China. Its pinyin is jià n yì siì qi ā n, which means that you are not determined and love is not single-minded. Often derogatory. Describe people who are not determined and are easily tempted by foreign things, so they change their minds.
From: Guan Zi Xiao Kuang by Guan Zhong in the Spring and Autumn Period: "If you study less, you will feel at ease, and if you move, you will not see foreign things." .
I have been used to it since I was a child. What happened to his heart?
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