otherworldly
Detached, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ch ā or á NZ ì y ì, meaning detached from the world, leisure and happiness. It comes from the book with Gongsun Zan written by Yuan Shao of Han Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
Yuan Shao's book with Gongsun Zan in the Han Dynasty: "therefore, in order to recommend the book to express sympathy, I hope I can repent, but I stand aloof and respect its power and deceit, which means that the sky can be swallowed and the mighty can be destroyed."
Idiom usage
It refers to people's leisure and happiness
Analysis of Idioms
Aloofness
otherworldly
when one 's heart is single-minded even rocks are riven - xīn jiān shí chuān
put on display different performances - yú lóng màn xiàn
When the river is choked up, it will collapse - chuān yōng bì kuì