dé​yì​wàng​xíng

to be dizzy with success

Senses

得意忘形 dé​yì​wàng​xíng to be dizzy with success

To have one's head turned by success; so pleased as to lose one's sense of self-restraint or composure.

得意忘形 dé​yì​wàng​xíng to focus on spirit over form

To capture the essence or spirit of a work (e.g. calligraphy) while disregarding its outer form or appearance

得意忘形 dé​yì​wàng​xíng oblivious to the self

To be so enlightened or satisfied as to forget one's physical existence or the distinction between the self and the world

References

see 忘形/忘形 得意忘形/得意忘形