all in order(dì píng tiān chéng)

all in order

It is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is d ì P í ngTi ā NCH é ng, which means that Yu successfully controlled the flood and made the creatures of heaven come into being. Later, it often refers to the proper arrangement of everything. From the book of history dayumo.

Idiom explanation

Peace and success: peace and stability.

The origin of Idioms

Da Yumo, the book of history, said: "the earth is smooth and the sky is perfect, the six prefectures and three affairs are allowed to govern, the world will depend on forever, and the time is the merit."

Idiom usage

It's a combination, a predicate and a metaphor. Example: in the 18th year of Zuozhuan Wen, it is said that "Shun chenyao, with eight kais, ruled the land after him, and made a premier of Pepsi. All of them are in order, and the earth is smooth." Bakai, eight talented people in ancient legend. According to the biography of Confucius, "the control of soil and water is called peace, and the narration of five elements is called success. Because of Yu and Chen's nine merits, he sighs for beauty." "Confucius Temple stele:" filial piety to the main road, in this for the big, it can make the earth smooth and natural, honest and thick customs

Chinese PinYin : dì píng tiān chéng