A city of indifference(míng mò zhī dōu)

A city of indifference

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is m í NGM ò zh ī D ō u, which means heaven or hell, and refers to the highest realm. It comes from Ma Shangshu's Nandou Jiao Ci by Du Guangting in the former Shu Dynasty.

Idiom usage

As an object; often used in superstition

Analysis of Idioms

The land of indifference

The origin of Idioms

Du Guangting's "Ma Shangshu's Nandou Jiao Ci" in the former Shu Dynasty: "to wash the heart in the capital of indifference, I hope to repent my sins; to look up to the Hongmeng's realm, I hope to purify the former Fei."

Idiom explanation

Of heaven or hell. It refers to the highest state. Also known as "the land of indifference".

Chinese PinYin : míng mò zhī dōu