Eye catching(chù mù jǐng xīn)

Eye catching

Alert, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ù m ù J ǐ NGX ī n, which means to see a certain situation, arouse vigilance. It's from the book of reading four books · University.

Analysis of Idioms

A warning to the eye

The origin of Idioms

Wang Fuzhi of the Qing Dynasty wrote in Chapter 6-1 of reading four books: if you are a son, you must be sincere in filial piety, which is alarming and has many painful points

Idiom usage

As a predicate or attribute; used of people or things, etc. When you send it, you can set up a school in the next year. You can paste it in every town lecture hall so that you can teach and explain at any time. The second and fourth chapter of "sweeping broom" and the first chapter of "wild old man's exposed words": "I don't want to go ashore now, so I'll go back with the boat and take my elder martial brother's coffin with me. On the one hand, I'm on the alert, so as to avoid evil thoughts. On the other hand, I've learned the love between us in the past ten years. "The first six chapters of Huang Xiuqiu:" I'm going to stay with the students upstairs in the future, so I use a poem of Lu Ji's "zhishiduo painstakingly" to write these three words, so that they can be alarmed. 」

Chinese PinYin : chù mù jǐng xīn