To hide the truth from the sky(mèi dì mán tiān)

To hide the truth from the sky

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m è ID ì m á NTI ā n, which means cheating heaven and earth. It refers to ignorance of conscience, concealing facts or deceiving people with lies. From the moon on the river.

Idiom explanation

Cheat the world. It refers to ignorance of conscience, concealing facts or deceiving people with lies.

The origin of Idioms

The poem of sprinkling the moon on the river by Hou Shanyuan, Jin, said: "if you don't know how to attack the heaven and the earth, you will know how to do it

Idiom usage

The title of Wu Mingshi's Huo Na Xiao Tianyou: "you are so ignorant and secretive."

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: to abuse heaven and earth

Chinese PinYin : mèi dì mán tiān