Make concerted efforts to clear up worries

Make concerted efforts to clear up worries

Qi Xin Di Wu, a Chinese idiom, is spelled Q í x ī nd í L ǜ, which means to purify the body and mind and eliminate the distractions. It comes from the book of the old Tang Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

Clean the body and mind, clear the distractions. It is the same as "abstinence from anxiety".

The origin of Idioms

In the old book of the Tang Dynasty, Dai Zong Ji said, "I have been ordered by Haotian to inherit the great cause of the saints, and I have worked hard all day long."