Ghosts and monsters confuse the mind. It refers to the lack of understanding of the problem.
Chinese idiom source: 清-李绿园《歧路灯》第六十回："Momentarily bewildered by the ghosts, I regretted it."
Chinese idiom example sentence: I am really like what people said in the past, "the ghost is obsessed with the mind", and now I can finally get rid of the ghost!
Traditional writing style: 鬼迷心窍
Note: ㄍㄨㄟˇ ㄇㄧˊ ㄒㄧㄣ ㄠㄧˋ
Synonyms for 鬼迷心窍 : to be obsessed with not being able to distinguish between things. Describes stubbornly wrong understanding, do not know repentance confused blurred his thoughts confused, but is an extraordinary artist
Ghostly antonyms: labyrinthine See " labyrinthine know the opposite ".
Idiomatic grammar: subject-verb; as predicate, object; pejorative
Common usage: common idiom
Sentiment. Color: pejorative idiom
Chinese idiom structure: subject-verb idiom
Era: modern idiom
English translation: be haunted by ghosts
Russian translation: чёрт попутал
Japanese translation: 魔(ま)がさして分別(ぶんべつ)を失う
Other translations: <law>être possédé,obsédé <avoir le diable au corps>
Chinese Idioms: Dancing on a Mass Grave
Writing Note: Troubadour can't be written as "steal".