devote oneself heart and soul to

devote oneself heart and soul to

Concentration, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Zhu ā nx ī nzh ì, which means to put your mind on it. It's about concentration. It's from Mencius, gaozishang.

Idiom usage

It's not up to me to do this. Ye Shengtao's "evocation" and Xu Teli's "a letter to Hunan kindergarten normal school" said: "love your major, concentrate on your business." In Xunzi's evil nature, it is said that "if we make Tu Zhi's people study the art, concentrate on it, think and observe it well, and hang it for a long time, then we can understand the gods and participate in heaven and earth." 3 the word "concentration" expresses the difference between false concentration and real concentration: it seems that concentration is different from real concentration, and the result of learning is quite different. In fact, learning is a process of training self concentration. Tips: concentration is very useful in both work and study, that is, to exercise concentration, so that you can do things without distractions. The students are concentrating on their homework in the classroom. He is dedicated to his homework and never careless. In class, I listen to the teacher with all my heart. 8 no matter what you do, you can't be half hearted. You can succeed only if you concentrate on it. Ye Shengtao's "evocation of spirits" says, "I can't help but concentrate on this."

The origin of Idioms

"Mencius · gaozishang" says, "the number of chess players is small. If you don't concentrate on it, you can't play it."

Related words

Same beginning

Professional road, professional master, domineering, professional city, professional office, professional manager, professional manager, professional policy, professional course, dedicated professional household

Same ending

Eight majors guessing college, self-study college, red college, white college, vocational college, red college, fine college, quiet college, chaste college, dedicated college, good at professional practice, arrogant college, professional college, loving erudite but not professional