Get its Samadhi:

[Idiom explanation] Samadhi: Sanskrit, meaning righteous concentration. Get rid of all distracting thoughts, calm your mind, concentrate on your work, and achieve enlightenment. Extended to know-how or essence. Refers to having profound attainments in a certain area and being familiar with the essence.

[Source of the allusion] Song Su Shi's "Another Gift to Lao Qian": "The Samadhi of tea can be obtained by purging the soup."

Translation: The center of tea can be found in the smooth tea soup.

[Commonly used] Uncommon

[Emotional color] Complimentary words

[Grammar usage] As a predicate; to refer to a person who is highly accomplished in a certain area

[Idiom structure] verb-object type

[Era of production] Modern times

Extended information:

Synonyms: get what you want

［ Idiom explanation] place: place, environment. Found a place that suited him. Refers to getting an ideal placement.

[Origin of the allusion] Zichan said: ‘You’ve got what you want! Well done! '"

Translation: Zichan said: He has found a place that suits him, he has found a place that suits him.

[Synonyms] Everyone finds his place, seeks benevolence and gets benevolence

[Antonym] Chaotic Mandarin Duck

[Common usage] Commonly used

[Emotional color] Complimentary words

[Grammar usage] as predicate , object; refers to getting what you need

[Idiom structure] verb-object type

[Era of production] Ancient times