Enchanting(chū guǐ rù shén)

Enchanting

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ū Gu ǐ R ù sh é n, meaning changeable and unpredictable. It comes from Song Mountain Tianmen song by song Zhiwen of Tang Dynasty.

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1. Song Zhiwen of the Tang Dynasty wrote in Song Mountain Tianmen song: "when the pines move and the hills turn, the left changes and the right changes; when the wind blows and the clouds rise, the ghosts come out and enter the spirit." (2) the third and ninth chapter of the romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty, Jingzhou City childe San Qiu Ji Bo Wang Po's first military strategist: "Liang Zi Kong Ming, the road name is Mr. Wolong. He has the ability to manage the world and the world. He is really a genius in the world, which can't be underestimated." (3) Li Dongyang of the Ming Dynasty wrote in the article of sacrificing Zhang Hengfu in the same year: "only when Hengfu's behavior is enough to be vulgar, can he be empty. He can discern the mysteries of the six righteousness, and choose the diversity of the hundred families. When he was in a dazed mood, he became obsessed with ghosts and was arrogant all his life (4) in the Ming Dynasty, Hu Yinglin's "shisou · ancient style middle": "the difficulty of Shu Road" and "far parting" are mysterious

explain

It's changeable and unpredictable.

Discrimination of words

Synonyms are superb

usage

It refers to great change

Chinese PinYin : chū guǐ rù shén