Firm as a rock(jiān rú pán shí)

Firm as a rock

Jian Ru Pan Shi is an idiom, pronounced Ji ā NR ú P á NSH í, Jian: firm; Pan Shi: big stone. The description is very strong and unshakable.

explain

Firm: firm; rock: big stone. The description is very strong and unshakable.

source

"New chant of Yutai - ancient poems written by Jiao Zhongqing:" the king is a Pan Shi, and the concubine is a Pu Wei. Pu Wei sews like silk, Pan Shi does not transfer. "

Examples

Nineteen Ancient Poems in Wenxuan: "if there is no stone in a good place, how can there be a false name?" Li Shan quoted Sheng Lei in his notes and said: "plate, big stone."

usage

The metaphor is unshakable

Chinese PinYin : jiān rú pán shí