it is as far apart as the sky and an abyss(pàn ruò tiān yuān)

it is as far apart as the sky and an abyss

In Chinese, Pinyin is p à NRU à Ti à NYU à n, which means that the difference between high and low is as great as the sky and the abyss. It comes from three poems of Youyuan.

The origin of Idioms

Zhu Tingzhen of the Qing Dynasty wrote in his "notes on poetry in Xiaoyuan": however, when one or two words are carefully considered, it can be seen that there is a difference between the two words, that is to say, there is a dispute between the two words

Idiom usage

There is a great difference between subject and predicate. example benevolence has no responsibility to keep the soil, but it is like death. It is not so different from stealing life in the grass, that is, it is more difficult and easier than the city's death. (Biography of Wang Enshou in the draft of Qing History). It's strange to say that the cry in the lane is different from that in ancient times. Lu Xun's "essays on qijieting: a talk on the business of nongtang"

Chinese PinYin : pàn ruò tiān yuān