Explanation: Soul: superstition that exists in the form attached to the spirit of man. Describe people moving or shocking. Usage: Verb-object type; as the predicate attribute; describe the people moved and shocked Source: Qing Wu Jingzi "Scholars" 24 back: "That Qinhuai to have moonlight, when the night is dark more and more that small boat to blow fine singing, desolate euphemism, captivating." Examples: Qinhuai to a moonlight that time, the more the night is dark, even that small boat to blow fine singing, desolate euphemism, ~. (Qing Wu Jingzi "Scholars" Back to the twenty-fourth)
Describe people moved or shocked
Describe people moved or shocked. "Scholars" second four back: "That Qinhuai to have time to moonlight, the more the night has been deep, even that small boat to blow fine singing, Gloomy tactful and meaner." Hong Shen "theater director Initial knowledge "under:" In the play close to the end of the vibration excited that spirit, inspiring and something urgent must be Yuyan, more velocity. "
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Captivating phrase Pronunciation dòng rén xīn pò Explain the soul: superstition attached to people who refer to physical and spiritual existence. Describe people moving or shocking. Source Qing Wu Jingzi "Scholars" the twenty-fourth back: "I have Qinhuai to moonlight, the more the night is dark, even that small boat to blow fine singing, desolate euphemism, captivating."
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Idioms Name Captivating Hanyu Pinyin dòng rén xīn pò Idiom Interpretation Soul: superstition attached to people who refer to physical and spiritual existence. Describe people moving or shocking. Idioms origin Qing Wu Jingzi "Scholars" the twenty-fourth back: "I have Qinhuai to moonlight, the more the night is dark, more that the small boat to blow fine singing, desolate euphemism, captivating." Use sentences No