磊磊落落
rai.rai.raku.raku

Literally: “many stones” – “many stones” – fall – fall

Alternately: Generous; tolerant; forgiving; not stressing over little things.

Notes: This is a phrase that creates emphasis by doubling: 磊落 (rairaku) on its own has the same meaning. 豪放磊落 (gouhou rairaku) is a synonym, while 小心翼翼 (shoushin yokuyoku) is considered an antonym, although it focuses more on timidity than uptightness.

Naturally, replacing each doubled character with the doubling mark 々 as 磊々落々 is perfectly acceptable.

This phrase comes to us from our friend, the Book of Jin (Japanese 『晋書』 = Shinjo).

Put it on a fan to show how big-spirited you are. Why not?