idiom > be beside the point; farfetched answer or reasoning
Lvchunmazui
Explanation: Metaphor speak and write articles, incoherently, contradictory Usage: Joint type; as object; that nonsense, nonsense Source: Song, Buddhism, Taoism original "Master Yan Jing Chuan Deng recorded text": "If the general sweep of virtual Han, cannibalism saliva spit, I remember a load of bone pile of buildings, showing off ass lips around horses mouth."
lǘ chún mǎ zuǐ
Nonsense metaphor
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No. 3
Donkey lips, mouth praise Ma asked me solution, 10 to switch 5 to switch spare you from the DPRK. - Song of the original Buddhism and Taoism, "Cloud Gate Shaozhou Wen Yan Zen Master"
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No. 4
Lvchunmazui lǘchún-mǎzuǐ [Be beside the point; farfetched answer or reasoning] Explanation: metaphor speak and write articles, incoherently, contradictory. Source: donkey lips and mouth praise me solution Ma asked, ten turn five spare you turn from North Korea. - Song, Buddhism, Taoism original "Master Yan Wen Shaozhou Cloud Gate"
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English Expression
n.: be beside the point; farfetched answer or reasoning
Thesaurus
That's beside the point., over[answer]wide of the mark, irrelevant to the subject, alien, Wrong of, abracadabra, shoot off one's face, Foreword Do not take their words, Incongruous, never talk about anything serious, to talk at random (often devoid of truth), Ghost Talk, babble, speak thoughtlessly or casually nonsense, nag; say over and over again; constantly repeat, babble, whine, fuss, talk about sth, often in a grumbling or argumentative way, mutter, complaint, sue; accuse, complain irritably, whine, bitch, mourn, deplore, sorrow, chat, gossip, meander, rapid talk, talk quickly or glibly, ramble, have a soft spot for sb., confess, chat, chat, sth, turn sb. round one's finger, yack, toot Burble Said a solemn feast, yammer, fable
Antonym
tanzhu, tanli, write and bring out important points from a mass of facts as one who plucks a pearl from the black dragon, tanlizhu, come to business (=get down to business), gossip Hugh said,, gossip understate