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Open the tool →神差鬼遣 (shén chà guǐ qiǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to do something unwittingly or involuntarily, as if prompted or controlled by supernatural forces; to be led on by some mysterious influence”.
神差鬼遣 is pronounced shén chà guǐ qiǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 神差鬼遣 means “gods dispatch, ghosts send”. It is used to mean “to do something unwittingly or involuntarily, as if prompted or controlled by supernatural forces; to be led on by some mysterious influence”.
好象有鬼神在支使着一样,不自觉地做了原先没想到要做的事。同“神差鬼使”。