Indicates starting an action or tackling a problem from a specific angle or point. Often used in '从……下手' or '无从下手'.
Idiom describing an inexhaustible, endless supply of resources or knowledge.
Placed at the beginning or middle of a sentence to assert a confident, undeniable judgment.
Indicates that an old situation has ceased, giving way to a new condition or action.
Refers to self-employed or freelance occupations without fixed corporate office hours.
Colloquial idiom meaning to rely on a certain skill, asset, or trade to make a living.
Idiom indicating something is easy, effortless, and not worth worrying about; a piece of cake.
Used at the sentence opening to concede an objective reality before expanding the argument.
1. Expresses indifference (doesn't matter); 2. Followed by evaluative words meaning 'cannot really be termed as'.
Indicates meaning, significance, or consequential implication. Can be followed by phrases or clauses.
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