go off into ecstasies(shén hún fēi yuè)

go off into ecstasies

It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is sh é NH ú NF ē iyu è, which describes a person who is in a trance. It comes from the application form for doctors in Xie Jia Dynasty by Wang Yucheng of Song Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

Wang Yucheng of the Song Dynasty wrote in the application form for doctors in the xiega Dynasty: "tears are everywhere, disorderly in the pipe, the soul flies over, if in the smoke."

Idiom usage

In Qing Dynasty, Li Yu's "casual love · CI Qu · structure" said: "when you want to enter the sky, the author ~, such as in a dream, can't return to the soul until the end of the chapter."

Chinese PinYin : shén hún fēi yuè