blot out the sky and cover up the earth(pū tiān gài dì)
blot out the sky and cover up the earth
It is a Chinese idiom with the pronunciation of P ū Ti ā ng à ID ì. It is used to describe the strong and powerful people everywhere. It's from Du Pengcheng's "young friend · Hanhai new song".
The origin of Idioms
Du Pengcheng's "young friend · Hanhai new song" says: "it rolls the big sand dunes up into the sky, and then spreads them down again."
Idiom usage
It can be used as predicate and attributive. Hu Shengliang's the rain of Malay: "the rain of Malay is not the lingering rain of Jiangnan. It doesn't seem to be flowing and gentle, but it's not annoying. It's crackling and sweeping. It's refreshing and crisp. "
Chinese PinYin : pū tiān gài dì
blot out the sky and cover up the earth
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gain a decisive victory a thousand miles away -- a good plan
gain a decisive victory a thousand miles away -- a good plan. jué shèng qiān lǐ
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teach her own child earnestly
teach her own child earnestly. huà dí jiào zǐ
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have lost all interest in sth.
have lost all interest in sth.. yì xīng suǒ rán
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