Beyond the wilderness(bā huāng zhī wài)

Beyond the wilderness

Ba Huang Wai is a Chinese idiom. Its pronunciation is B ā Hu ā ngzh ī w à I, which means that it is far away from the barren place on eight sides, and it is very broad-minded.

explain

Eight sides are far away. It's very broad-minded. When and when will you be able to have dinner with you.

source

Yan shigu's annotation in the biography of Chen Sheng's Xiang Ji in the book of Han Dynasty: "eight wasteland, eight wasteland, suddenly far away." Apart from the barren places on eight sides, it is extremely broad. In the Warring States period, Zheng lieyukou's Liezi Zhongni: "although it's far away from the eight wastelands, it's close to the eyebrows. If you come to me, I will know. "

Discrimination of words

No one will come outside the eight barren fields. [pinyin code]: bhzw [antonym]: meixiannei

usage

To be an object; describe very far away

Chinese PinYin : bā huāng zhī wài