Turn the world into a saint
It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is g é f á NCH é ngsh è ng, which means to get rid of all customs and become a sage. It comes from "chishe Daoshi Buddha".
Idioms and allusions
It comes from the Southern Dynasty, Emperor Liang Wu's "chishe Dao Shi fo": "although Lao Tzu, Duke Zhou and Confucius are disciples of the Tathagata, they are good in the world and can't be transformed into saints."
Discrimination of words
Common degree: general emotion color: commendatory words grammar usage: as predicate, object; for people's behavior idiom structure: serial verb generation time: Ancient
Turn the world into a saint
assume the appearance of a man of integrity - àn rán dào mào
The moon cannot be round without it - yuè quē nán yuán