be struck dumb
Gaping, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d è NGM ù Ji é sh é, meaning to be speechless with eyes open; to describe being nervous or surprised. It's from the book of you Liang Suo Ji Gu Jiajuan.
The origin of Idioms
Huang xuanzu of the Qing Dynasty's "you Liang Suo Ji · Gu Jiajuan": the group knows that they are guangwenzi, but they are different and can't answer.
Idiom usage
Combined; adverbial; derogatory. The master of Qingji Garden: because of whispering, the young master was shocked and went into the cabin to kowtow to Xijun. Isn't it true that the hairstyles of men and women teach international seamen who have traveled all over the world to be tongue tied? ——"Flower City" issue 5, 1981 when he asked each student, other students also had to listen and pay attention to the clues of the plot, otherwise, when he suddenly asked, he would be stunned and didn't know what to answer. ——Experience by Zou Taofen
be struck dumb
preoccupied with the nation , forget about his family - guó ěr wàng jiā
in the morning one doesn 't know what will happen in the evening - zhāo bù lǜ xī
one 's beauty was such as to overthrow cities and ruin states - qīng guó qīng chéng
Standing on one's feet and looking sideways - chóng zú ér lì,cè mù ér shì