胡思乱想
hú sī luàn xiǎng
to let one's imagination run wild
Another couple of English Proverbs with similiar meaning are
A bee in your bonnet; and
Flights of fancy
Both those proverbs have the meaning to let thoughts preoccupy yourself and to maybe even become obsessed with those ideas.
hú sī luàn xiǎng
to let one's imagination run wild
Another couple of English Proverbs with similiar meaning are
A bee in your bonnet; and
Flights of fancy
Both those proverbs have the meaning to let thoughts preoccupy yourself and to maybe even become obsessed with those ideas.Photo Source:
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Charlie, thanks for another in your great series of Chinese Proverbs. Thought you might be interested to know I used this in my recent post about learning to read & write Chinese.
Thanks Greg. I saw it, great intergration of the proverb.
:) Thanks for the email too. Lots more to think about.