Capture the soul(shè pò gōu hún)

Capture the soul

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is sh è P ò g ō uh ú n, which means that old legends, ghosts or some superstitious magic, can capture people's souls and harm them. It comes from chongmo people by Zhu Quan of Ming Dynasty.

Idiom usage

It's very attractive

Examples

The monk's Dharma name is empty. He was born in Shaolin Temple in Henan Province and converted to the seat of national master Have the courage of ten thousand people, can press to live to curse to death, take courage and soul.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: captivating

The origin of Idioms

The second fold of "Chong Mo Ren" written by Zhu Quan of Ming Dynasty: "you three should stay away from today, and then stop singing the moon and the wind, so as to attract the spirits and enchant the fox."

Idiom explanation

Photo: collection. According to the old legend, ghosts or some superstitious magic can take people's souls and harm them.

Chinese PinYin : shè pò gōu hún