have pupils everywhere(táo lǐ biàn tiān xià)

have pupils everywhere

Peach and plum are all over the world.

Phonetic notation: t á ol à Bi à NTI à nxi à

There are a lot of students everywhere

Idiom story

During the Tang Dynasty, Wu Zetian seized power. In order to consolidate her political power, she recruited talents from abroad and trained talents on the Internet. Prime Minister Di Renjie is upright and selfless. He is deeply trusted by Empress Wu Zetian. He recommends dozens of talents to be highly valued. Someone says to di Renjie, "all the peaches and plums in the world belong to the public."

allusion

All the peaches and plums in the world are in the public gate. Zizhitongjian · Tangji · the first year of wuhoujiushi

interpretation

Peaches and plums: peaches and plums are used to refer to the students who are trained or taught. There are many students in different places.

usage

As an object, a clause, or a teacher

words whose meaning is similar

have pupils everywhere

Examples of Idioms

However, he was broad-minded and didn't decorate the border. He was a virtuous scholar and official in love with music. He shared fame with him. He was well-known in the dynasty, and was recommended in the evening, so he was rich and prosperous all over the world. Yu Tang Cong Yu Jian Ju by Jiao Hong in Ming Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : táo lǐ biàn tiān xià