enchant(shén dào shè jiào)

enchant

Shendao education, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh é nd à OSH è Ji à o, which means to use superstition as a means of education. From the book of changes, guangua.

Idiom explanation

Shinto: originally refers to Tianjiao, that is, the principle of gods, and later refers to the theory of ghosts and gods.

The origin of Idioms

In the book of changes, guangua says, "when we observe the divine way of heaven, the four seasons are not so special. The sages teach by the divine way, and the world obeys it."

Idiom usage

Using superstition as a means. Example nuns set up a religious system, saying that God was angry and would bring disaster to his wife. Lu Yitian's lenglu Zazhi Zheng Yiyang in Qing Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : shén dào shè jiào