illusion
Catching the moon in the water is a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is Shu ǐ zh ō ngzhu ō Yu è, which means to compare emptiness and fantasy, which cannot be realized. It comes from Zen master Zhenjue of Yongjia, a biography of lanterns in Jingde.
explain
It is a metaphor for empty fantasy, which cannot be realized.
source
"It's not difficult to see the form in the mirror, but to catch the moon in the water." example: ~ things are the same, every step is the same. --Wang Jie, Yuan Dynasty
Chinese PinYin : shui zhong zhuo yue
illusion
It's hard to live up to its reputation. shèng míng zhī xià,qí shí nán fù
one 's word does not express his idea. cí bù dá yì
it is advancing sometimes to seem retreating. jìn dào ruò quán