To relax one's soul(chí hún dàng pò)
To relax one's soul
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch í h ú nd à NGP à, which means to shake the soul. It comes from Wen Yiduo's poem the death of Li Bai.
The origin of Idioms
There is also the spirit wind blowing not full flag pushing cloud car, full of ethereal neon clothes, color Pei Linglong fairy e, give people praise the soul of heaven. Wen Yiduo's poem the death of Li Bai
Idiom usage
All kinds of impressions, fresh and solemn, made him dazzled. Xu Chi's geological light
Chinese PinYin : chí hún dàng pò
To relax one's soul
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rob the rich and assist the poor
rob the rich and assist the poor. jié fù jì pín
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be in perfect sympathy with each other
be in perfect sympathy with each other. gān dǎn xiāng zhào
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reel silk from cocoons -- make a painstaking investigation
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