Correct
无官一身轻
/ wú guān yī shēn qīng /
Strokes
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Collocation
1
总算是无官一身轻
2
我是无官一身轻啊
3
羡慕别人无官一身轻
Definition
无官一身轻:
Literally means:
no longer an official and felt very relaxed
Actually means:
It means that one feels relieved from the burden of his duties after he steps down from the leadership position.
指不担任领导工作，没有职务上的拖累，不承担责任，一身轻松。
Example
Used as a minor sentence， or as object or predicate. (作小句、宾语、谓语)
1
Wúguānyīshēnqīng
无官一身轻
,
tā
他
cíqù
辞去
yánjiūsuǒ
研究所
suǒcháng
所长
de
的
zhíwù
职务
yǐhòu
以后
,
yālì
压力
méiyǒu
没有
le
了
,
fánxīn
烦心
de
的
shìqing
事情
shǎo
少
le
了
,
yánjiū
研究
chéngguǒ
成果
yě
也
bǐ
比
yǐqián
以前
duō
多
le
了
。
No official, he resigned from the post of director of the Institute, the pressure is gone, less annoying things, research results are more than before.
2
Dāngguān
当官
bù
不
róngyì
容易
,
dāng
当
yī
一
gè
个
hǎo
好
guān
官
jiù
就
gēng
更
nán
难
le
了
,
nǐ
你
wúguānyīshēnqīng
无官一身轻
,
zhěngtiān
整天
xiāoyáozìzai
逍遥自在
duō
多
kāixīn
开心
ā
啊
!
It's not easy to be an official, it's harder to be a good official, you don't have an official, how happy you are all day long!
3
Tā
他
cóng
从
lǐngdǎo
领导
gǎngwèi
岗位
tuì
退
xià
下
le
了
,
xiànzài
现在
zǒngsuàn
总算
shì
是
wúguānyīshēnqīng
无官一身轻
le
了
。
He retired from the leadership post, and now he's finally out of office.