stretch to the horizon(máng wú yá jì)

stretch to the horizon

In Chinese idioms, Pinyin is m á NGW ú y á J ì, which means vast and boundless. It comes from Qu Qiubai's postscript of hungry hometown.

The origin of Idioms

Qu Qiubai wrote the postscript of the hungry Hometown: Fortunately, I can see the lighthouse in my heart. Although it's only a red light, I can barely discern the boundless future

Idiom usage

Examples

This is a small island standing alone in the middle of the sea, surrounded by sea and sky. Night fishing by Zheng Wenguang.

Chinese PinYin : máng wú yá jì