ascending to the heavens in daytime to become supernatural beings(bái rì shēng tiān)
ascending to the heavens in daytime to become supernatural beings
The Chinese idiom, B á IR ì sh ē ngTi ā n in pinyin, means that Taoism refers to the rise of heaven in the daytime to become an immortal. The latter metaphor suddenly became rich. It's from Zhengshi Tong.
The origin of Idioms
In yingshao's Zhengshi Tong, Han Dynasty, "it is said that Wang An of Huainan attracted thousands of guests to write the book in the pillow of hongbaoyuanmi, which was made yellow and white, and rose to heaven by day."
Analysis of Idioms
A rising sun
Idiom usage
To become an immortal by practicing Taoism
Examples
Then he went and learned about his wife and concubine, so "two generations of the Jin clan rose to heaven by day." ——Lu Xun's a brief history of Chinese literature Chapter 26
Chinese PinYin : bái rì shēng tiān
ascending to the heavens in daytime to become supernatural beings
