extend everywhere
Gaozhangyuanzhi is a Chinese word, pronounced as "g āǎǎǎ ngyu ǎǎ nzh í", which refers to a large-scale and magnificent business.
Explanation: palm: break with hand; metatarsal: sound "straight", with foot. It is said that Taihua and Shaohua were originally a mountain, where the Yellow River was blocked. The river god broke his hand and stepped on his foot, dividing them into two mountains. Later, it is used to refer to a huge and magnificent business. Source: the ode to Xijing written by Zhang Heng of Han Dynasty: "it is decorated with Erhua, julingmian, gaozhangyuanzhi, to flow the river." example: foreign entrepreneurs have the courage and the skill of iron, but they also have loyal and capable subordinates. Only in this way can they cope with the situation and make profits. Five stories of Mao Dun's midnight
Chinese PinYin : gāo zhǎng yuǎn zhí
extend everywhere
mislead and cause harm to the young men. wù rén zǐ dì
quickly change and start another plan. fān rán gǎi tú
A willing man is a willing man. gān mào hǔ kǒu
see little of the world and hear little of what is going on outside. guǎ jiàn xiǎn wén
follow the tracks of an overthrown chariot -- follow the same old disastrous road. dǎo qì fù zhé
Eat sweetly and sleep peacefully. shí gān qǐn níng