"think freely" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to encourage someone to think openly and without limits. For example, "Let's try something new. Think freely and be creative."
There are also more complex forms of egao, like Hu Ge's 2010 film spoof, "Animal World," in which a rare species of Internet users is "saved" from "compulsive thinking disorder," i.e., the urge to think freely.
"University students should be educated to think freely.
Children need to be allowed to think freely and critically.
"The authorities don't want independent politicians or people who think freely, whatever camp they belong to.
"Being able to think freely is what it is all about.
"You're not encouraged to think freely, you're supposed to be molded into certain forms and frameworks".
We need to stop using them and begin, at long last, to think freely from them.
He explained his own rupture with the group: "You lose your identity and are not allowed to think freely.
"The living room," Frank said, "where one can live and think freely, is neither beautiful nor harmonic".
"This is possible only in a new Russia, one in which people have learned to live and think freely".
"It was the first time I could think freely with no one supervising or watching over me.
