缓带轻裘 — “Describes a relaxed”

缓带轻裘 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a relaxed”. Elegant, and refined demeanor, often associated with wearing light fur coats and loose belts, suggesting a leisurely and unhurried scholarly manner. Literally, “loose belt and light fur robe”.

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缓带轻裘 Pronunciation and Pinyin

缓带轻裘 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order

Character	Pinyin	Strokes	Meaning
缓	huǎn	12	slow, delay, ease, recover
带	dài	9	belt, carry, lead, or bring
轻	qīng	9	light in weight or degree
裘	qiú	13	fur coat

Example Sentence with 缓带轻裘

那位学者总是缓带轻裘，举止从容，显示出一种超然物外的风度。

The scholar always presented a picture of 'huan dai qing qiu,' with a calm and unhurried manner, exuding an air of detachment and serenity.

Origin and Story of 缓带轻裘

During the Jin Dynasty, Yang Hu, whose courtesy name was Shuzi, served as the chief commander of the Jingzhou forces. Despite his military role, he often appeared without armor, preferring to wear light and comfortable fur robes. He would ride in lavish carriages, leisurely touring mountains and rivers. People referred to him as the 'civilian general' (斯文主将), admiring his refined and unhurried demeanor.