Taishan Beidou
Taishan Beidou, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is t à ISH à Nb à ID à u, which means to refer to people whom people admire.
Idiom explanation
Taishan Beidou
Explanation: Mount Tai is the head of the five mountains, and the Big Dipper is arched by the stars, so it is often used to refer to people who are admired by the people.
Idioms and allusions
Source: Song · Shi Decao's "North Window Zhifu" Volume I: "Duke Ou is like a big dipper in the world. Bo Xiu can figure out what he is like, but he can only make a preface, so he doesn't know the importance."
Discrimination of words
Usage: as the subject and object; refers to people who are respected by people
Chinese PinYin : tài shān běi dòu
Taishan Beidou
each sticks to his own stand. xiāng chí bù xià
Destroy the scenery and pursue the wind. miè yǐng zhuī fēng
show the feebleness of old age while still young. wàng qiū xiān líng
have a heart as malicious as snakes and scorpions. shé xiē xīn cháng
foreign aggression from enemy states. dí guó wài huàn