Noodles that have been precooked and dried, often sold with a seasoning packet and prepared by adding boiling water; specifically used in Mainland China.

Literally "gate of convenience"; originally a Buddhist term for flexible methods used to help people find enlightenment, now used to mean providing a shortcut or special opportunity for someone.

to open wide the gates of convenience; to make things as easy as possible for others to achieve their goals

To make things convenient for someone; to provide assistance or a favor to others.

processed or instant food that is quick and easy to prepare or consume

not convenient; causing trouble or difficulties; to be in a state of inconvenience

To say kind words about someone or speak in their favor, typically to help them or make things easier for them.

A proverb meaning that if you make things convenient for others, you will ultimately benefit yourself; help others and others may help you.

To act unappreciatively or cross boundaries in response to someone else's kindness or flexibility

Post-it note; sticky note

convenience food consisting of precooked and dried noodles that are rehydrated in hot water