high buildings rise from the level ground -- start from scratch(píng dì lóu tái)

high buildings rise from the level ground -- start from scratch

Pingdiliaotai, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p í NGD ì L ó ut á I, which means a career without foundation. It comes from the Song Dynasty's Lou Yao's two songs of attacking the rose and visiting the temple of protecting the saint in Damei mountain.

explain

This is a metaphor for a career that was originally built without foundation

source

In the Song Dynasty, Lou Yao's two songs of visiting the temple of protecting the saints in Damei mountain: "when you travel to the highest mountain, the sky is half full, but you don't know that there are buildings on the flat ground."

Examples

~, it's better for Gao Liuying. Secrets of painting

usage

It's an object or attribute; it's a business built up with nothing

Chinese PinYin : píng dì lóu tái