regard a hazardous location as level ground -- no fear of danger and difficulties
As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ì Xi ǎ NR ú y í, which means that walking in a dangerous place is like walking on the ground; it means crossing a difficult situation safely. From Yu Guo Si Zhao.
Notes on Idioms
Yi: flat.
The origin of Idioms
In Yu Guo Si Zhao, written by Liu Xie of Han Dynasty, "today we have to move eastward. If we look far away, we can see danger as if we are near."
Idiom usage
To be brave is to be brave. He is not arrogant in his posthumous title, and he is not afraid to live in labor; he is reckless in danger, and forgets his body. Shi Yuan's Ode to Shi Jun in later Han Dynasty
Analysis of Idioms
It's very dangerous
Chinese PinYin : shì xiǎn rú yí
regard a hazardous location as level ground -- no fear of danger and difficulties
make a deep bow but refuse to kneel down. cháng yī bù bài
parallel construction of pairs of four - and six-character sentences. pián sì lì liù