have won fame both at home and abroad(chí míng zhōng wài)

have won fame both at home and abroad

Famous at home and abroad, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is ch í m í ngzh à NGW à I, which means to describe the spread of fame to domestic and foreign countries, that spread far away. It comes from the annotation of the water classic - Sushui.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] world famous, well-known, well-known all over the world [antonym] infamous, unknown

Idiom usage

The Fourth Army of the National Revolutionary Army has made great contributions to the Anti Japanese war. Mao Zedong's "orders and talks for the South Anhui Incident"

The origin of Idioms

Li Daoyuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty wrote in the notes to the water classic, Sushui: "it's a prince, and it's famous all over the world."

Chinese PinYin : chí míng zhōng wài