dazzling
It is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Cu à C à NDU ó m à, which means that a person's eyes are shining. It usually describes a person's brilliance. From the third volume of the old stories of Wulin by Zhoumi of Song Dynasty
The origin of Idioms
[source] song Zhoumi's old stories in the Wulin Volume 3: "jade mountain belt, foot wall inch bead, dazzling."
Analysis of Idioms
[example] Comrade Fang Zhimin and countless martyrs fought for it The revolutionary red flag of has been planted all over the motherland. Mu Xin's tour of the southern route
dazzling
bestow high praise on sb.'s literary works - jī suì tuò hú
bore ice in order to get cream cheese - zuān bīng qiú sū
show appreciation by beating time with one 's hand - jī jié tàn shǎng