greatly discerning and apprehending(dà chè dà wù)

greatly discerning and apprehending

Da Che Da Wu, a Chinese idiom, means "d à ch è D à w à" in pinyin, which describes a complete awakening. From Yiyin Gengshen.

Idiom explanation

Che: understand; Wu: understand.

The origin of Idioms

In Yuan Dynasty, Zheng Dehui wrote Yiyin Gengshen: "when GaiFan ascended to heaven, he first took part in the poor way and gave the immortal formula. Only after he had a thorough understanding, could he really observe the beginning of the Ninth Heaven Dynasty."

Idiom usage

It means to understand thoroughly. The fourth chapter of the sequel to Lao Can's travels by Liu e of Qing Dynasty: "by this time, I seem to have a clear understanding, don't I?"

Chinese PinYin : dà chè dà wù