fishing for the moon in the sea ---- strive for the impossible(hǎi zhōng lāo yuè)

fishing for the moon in the sea ---- strive for the impossible

Looking for the moon in the sea, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h ǎ izh ō NGL ā oyu è, which means to refer to the work in vain. It's from the first time.

Analysis of Idioms

Looking for the moon in the sea

Idiom usage

If we don't make it clear, it's like looking for the moon in the ocean. The second introduction to Guo Moruo's research on ancient Chinese Society

The origin of Idioms

"Surprise at the first moment" Volume 27: "Lin'an government has no choice but to make a document visit. The two previous sedan bearers, however, have no name and address. They are looking for the moon in the ocean. They can see that a lady has been sent elsewhere."

Chinese PinYin : hǎi zhōng lāo yuè