out of the ordinary(chāo yǐ xiàng wài)

out of the ordinary

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch à oy à Xi à NGW à I, which means to describe the vigorous and detached mood of poetry. It also refers to the fantasy of staying away from reality. It's from "poetry · majestic".

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: Transcendence

Idiom usage

It is also a kind of happiness if one can "stand aloof" and look at the newspapers. Lu Xun's sequel to Huagai: Diary of ma'anzhi

The origin of Idioms

In shipin xionghun written by Sikongtu of Tang Dynasty, it is said that "beyond the image, you can get inside the ring."

Chinese PinYin : chāo yǐ xiàng wài