be as solid as rocks
Firm as a rock, Chinese idiom, pronunciation Ji ā NR ú P á NSH í. It means as strong as a rock. Metaphor is unshakable. From Peacock Flying Southeast
The origin of Idioms
The ancient Yuefu Peacock Flies Southeast: "the rock is square and thick, and can die for thousands of years." Nineteen Ancient Poems in Wenxuan: "if there is no solid rock for good, what is the false name?"
Analysis of Idioms
[synonym] as fast as Mount Tai and as secure as a rock
Idiom usage
Our great motherland ~.
Chinese PinYin : jiān rú pán shí
be as solid as rocks
particles of sand accumulated will form a towering pile. jī shā chéng tān
sell offices and barter ranks. fàn guān yù jué
earthen steps and thatched roof. tǔ jiē máo cí