concentrate one's attention on(jù jīng huì shén)

concentrate one's attention on

Concentration is a Chinese idiom pronounced J ù J ī nghu ì sh é n. It's about concentration and concentration. It comes from Wang Bao's Ode to the sage.

Analysis of Idioms

The opposite is absent-minded, absent-minded and restless

The origin of Idioms

"In the Ming Dynasty, mu LIEBU concentrated his attention and benefited each other." --Wang Bao's Ode to the sage

Idiom story

In the spring and Autumn period, there was a man named Gao Feng, whose name was Wen Tong. His family made a living by farming. His wife once went to the field to dry the wheat in the courtyard, so that Gao Feng could watch the chickens. At that time, it suddenly rained. Gao Feng read the scriptures with a bamboo pole. She didn't realize that the water had washed away the wheat. When his wife came back, she felt very strange, so she scolded him and found out that such a thing had happened (the wheat had been washed away).

Idiom usage

It is a combination of subject, predicate, attribute and adverbial with commendatory meaning. examples when I look at proofs, I concentrate as much as I do when I write, because my purpose is to make it correct. Zou Taofen's experience: a small crossing.

Chinese PinYin : jù jīng huì shén