attempt an ineffective solution(gé xuē zhuā yǎng)

attempt an ineffective solution

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is g é Xu ē Zhu ā y ǎ ng, which means that the speech and composition are not to the point, not appropriate, and do not grasp the key points; or do not grasp the key points. It comes from Zen master an dezisheng, a biography of xujingde.

The origin of Idioms

In xujingde Zhuandeng · an dezisheng Zen master: "if you also raise your eyebrows in a twinkling of an eye, if you are a ghost, or if you are a ghost, if you are a ghost, it is like scratching your feet."

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: scratch one's boots, scratch one's boots

Idiom usage

It means that people fail to grasp the key

Chinese PinYin : gé xuē zhuā yǎng