何乐不为 () — why not (do it gladly)?; there is no reason not to

Definition

A set phrase meaning 'why not do it gladly' — used to enthusiastically endorse a proposal that benefits the speaker. It implies the action is both pleasant and advantageous.

idiom
why not (do it gladly)?there is no reason not to

Examples

  • 何乐不为
    Zhè me hǎo de jī huì, hé?
    Such a good opportunity — why not take it gladly?
  • 何乐不为
    Jì néng duàn liàn shēn tǐ yòu néng jiāo péng you, hé!
    It both exercises the body and makes friends — why not do it gladly!
  • 何乐不为
    Lǚ yóu kě yǐ fàng sōng xīn qíng, nǐ rú guǒ xiǎng qù, hé.
    Traveling can relax your mind; if you want to go, why not gladly do it.

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