get the desired object

get the desired object

Ren De Ren, Chinese words, Pinyin is Qi ú R é nd é R é n, which means to seek Ren De and get Ren De. It refers to the realization of ideals and wishes. From the Analects of Confucius.

Idiom usage

As you call it, I can't get rid of ghosts and gods, or predict the affairs of other people's children. Notes of Yuewei thatched cottage by Ji Yun in Qing Dynasty (Volume 17)

Analysis of Idioms

Get what you want

The origin of Idioms

"The Analects of Confucius · Shuer": "seeking benevolence and getting benevolence, what's the complaint."

Idiom story

Ran you (asked Zigong) said, "will the teacher help the king of Wei?" Zigong said, "well, I'll ask him." So he went in and asked Confucius, "what kind of people are Boyi and Shuqi?" Confucius said, "ancient sages." "Do they have any grudges?" Zigong asked (Confucius) said: "they ask for benevolence and get benevolence. Why do they resent?" (Zi Gong) came out (to ran you) and said, "the teacher will not help Wei Jun."