unequalled or peerless in the whole country(hǎi nèi wú shuāng)

unequalled or peerless in the whole country

It is a unique Chinese idiom. Pinyin is h ǎ in è IW ú Shu ā ng, which used to refer to China, but now also refers to all parts of the world. It's unique all over the world. It's from a difficult song to answer customers.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: unparalleled; Antonyms: everywhere

Idiom usage

On the prosperity of Kyoto, the most prosperous city in the world, the most prosperous people in the world. In Yuan Dynasty, Hu Yong and fan Dieer: Jinling scenery

The origin of Idioms

Dong Fangshuo of the Han Dynasty wrote a difficult answer to a guest: "the effect of learning music is very clear. If you think that intelligence is unparalleled at home, you can be said to be knowledgeable."

Chinese PinYin : hǎi nèi wú shuāng