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In Grand View Garden, when a purse with erotic totems was discovered, Madame Wang dispatched Wang Xifeng and the housekeeper Zhou Rui's wife, among others, to lead a search.
As a result, a large quantity of men's items was found in Siqi's room, who was Yingchun's maid.
Wang Xifeng, furious, wanted to expel Siqi from the garden.
Yingchun was a credulous and easily influenced person, so Siqi's pleas to her were in vain, and she was ultimately removed from the premises.

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Open the tool →耳软心活 (ěr ruǎn xīn huó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be easily swayed or influenced”.
耳软心活 is pronounced ěr ruǎn xīn huó in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 耳软心活 means “soft ears, active heart”. It is used to mean “to be easily swayed or influenced”.
耳软心活 comes from a classical Chinese story dating back to the modern era. The full story is on this page.
比喻自己没有一点主见,就是相信别人的话。