quickly wake up to one 's error(fān rán huǐ wù)

quickly wake up to one 's error

F ā NR á nhu ǐ w ù

Description changes very quickly. It refers to a complete change of thought and a complete awakening. Soon wake up and realize the previous mistakes!

Idiom information

The word "Fanran" comes from Han Yu's book of affairs with Chen gei in Tang Dynasty: "today, I am relieved and repented, saying:" its miaoye is the reason why I am angry that I am not going to continue; its quietness is the reason why I show my meaning. " From then on, he became a new man. The usage of English quick wake up toone'serror is more formal; it is used as predicate, object and attribute; it is used for people who make serious mistakes

Idiom story

In the Ming Dynasty, Hai Rui was famous for his uprightness and justice. He skillfully punished the son of governor Hu Xianzong and made this extravagant man eat Coptis. Emperor Shizong of the Ming Dynasty lived in Xiyuan for many years, chanting sutras and praying for immortality. Hai Rui risked his life to write a letter in the hope that Ming Shizong would repent and revive the imperial platform. As a result, he was sent to prison

Chinese PinYin : fān rán huǐ wù