muddleheaded

muddleheaded

Faint and silent, read as H ū NH ū nmॸmॸ, Chinese idiom, meaning endless, no end. From Zhuangzi zaiyou.

explain

① Infinite, no end, unpredictable. ② Confused, I don't know why.

allusion

[source] Zhuangzi zaiyou: "to the essence of the Tao, you will be gentle; to the extreme of the Tao, you will be faint and silent." [example] Chapter 66 of a dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty: "seeing the coffin buried and crying, he left. When I go out, I have nothing to do. I am in a daze and think about what I just did I don't know. "