summon spirits

summon spirits

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Zhu ī h ú NSH è pॸ, which means superstition refers to taking in the soul and causing death. It comes from the sequel of Guixin Zazhi, thirty six praises of Song Jiang by Zhou Mi of Song Dynasty.

Idiom usage

Although the two walls are engraved with one hundred and eight ways of change, careful reference is a trick to steal the day and capture the soul.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: chasing souls

The origin of Idioms

"Living Yanluo Ruan Xiaoqi: underground Yanluo, chasing the soul."

Idiom explanation

Superstition refers to the ingestion of the soul, resulting in death.