reach the acme of perfection(chū shén rù huà)

reach the acme of perfection

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ū sh é NR ù Hu à, which means to describe the literature and art or superb skills to achieve a wonderful state, but also to describe the transcendence of supernatural powers to reach the realm of a free country. From the romance of the Western chamber.

The origin of Idioms

The second discount of the second volume of the romance of the Western chamber by Wang Shifu of Yuan Dynasty: "I didn't say a word, so he quickly agreed. Jin Shengtan: "a truly superb pen."

Idiom story

Story one

original text

"Although learning calligraphy is one of the six arts, it is not the end of the business if it belongs to the banquet and is awarded to the emperor. When Emperor Taizong was fond of regular script, his calligraphy was rich and he loved it very much. Every time there was a big production, he would be ordered to transcribe it. He moved to the bachelor's degree, but he still worked as a calligrapher. He gave him a picture Wat and engraved his name with gold to show his favor. His younger brother can also started from the book office, tired of official reading, since then Shen word was popular in the dynasty, but learning books did not take Du word as the form. Xuanzong learned the ancient sutras from Chongling. Chen Han was wonderful and Gai began to learn from Zhao Mengfu. He was so-called excellent and perfect. Emperor Xiaozong also loved Shen Du Shu. He learned how to use Shen Ti Yun in imperial court. He tried to find the officials after him. He got sun Shilong's name and gave it to him. "

explain

This skill has reached a wonderful level. Buddhists extend it to other interpretations: trance is to show the true knowledge in the heart, which is God. Introversion is to reflect on one's own behavior and heart. If there is any desire that should not exist, remove it. The process of removing desire will form a strong positive energy, which is introversion into essence.

Story 2

Zhang Junrui and Cui Yingying fell in love at first sight and admired each other. Sun Feihu, a strong man, besieged Pujiu temple and robbed Yingying for his wife. Mrs. Cui promised to give Yingying to the person who had made great contributions to the thief. Zhang Junrui asked his old friend Du que to solve the siege of Pujiu temple. Mrs. Cui prepared wine to thank her and asked Hongniang to invite Zhang Junrui. (Jin Shengtan's comment on Wang Shifu's description of Zhang Junrui's mood is superb)

Analysis of Idioms

words whose meaning is similar

It's extraordinary, perfect and skillful

antonym

appear trite and insignificant

Idiom usage

It can be used as predicate, attributive and complement to describe literature and art.

Examples

I don't know how many live shrimps this old painter has observed before he can draw shrimps like this. Qin Mu's shrimp

Chinese PinYin : chū shén rù huà