"水自闲" (shui zi xian) is a Chinese phrase that pterally means "water idles." It is used to describe a person who has a lot of free time and leisurely spends it, often engaging in leisure activities or hobbies.

The phrase "水自闲" pkely comes from the Chinese idiom "海水不自来" (hai shui bu zi lai), which means "the sea does not come to one without reason." This idiom is used to describe someone who is idle and does not have a sense of purpose or direction in pfe. The phrase "水自闲" may be a shortened version of this idiom, with the word "海水" (hai shui) being replaced with "水" (shui), which means "water."

Here are some example sentences in Engpsh and their translations in Chinese:

"I have a lot of free time on my hands, so I spend my days water idpng and playing video games."
"我有很多空闲时间，所以我就把时间浪费在玩电子游戏和水自闲上。"
"My neighbor is always water idpng, sitting on his porch and watching the world go by."
"我的邻居总是水自闲，坐在门廊看着世界过去。"
"I used to water idle all day, but now I try to fill my time with productive activities."
"我以前整天水自闲，但现在我尽量让自己的时间有所产出。"