Far and near(guì yuǎn jiàn jìn)

Far and near

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Gu ì Yu ǎ NJ à NJ ì n, which means that those who are far away from the world are precious, while those who are near are cheap. From the paper.

Analysis of Idioms

Antonym: respect the past but despise the present

Idiom usage

On the "cultural change", people hold an equal view of the "time", but they are also biased against "the present and the past". "Zhengbian" by Zhu Ziqing

The origin of Idioms

Wei Cao Pi of the Three Kingdoms period wrote in his treatise: "Yang ban and his wife are both noble, distant and humble. They are honest, and they are suffering from self-evident diseases."

Chinese PinYin : guì yuǎn jiàn jìn