Man and nature(tiān gōng rén dài)

Man and nature

Tiangong rendai, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ti à ng à NgR é nd à I, which means that the duty of heaven is replaced by man. From the book of history Gao Tao mo.

The origin of Idioms

Gaotaomo, the book of history, said, "if there are no broad-minded officials, they will be replaced by heavenly workers."

Idiom usage

The duty of heaven is replaced by man

Examples

Wu Jing of the Tang Dynasty wrote in Zhenguan political leaders on the selection of officials: "if you choose people to teach you abilities, don't raise them unless you are talented. How can you add them in vain?"

Analysis of Idioms

Synonym: man acting for nature

Chinese PinYin : tiān gōng rén dài