emperor(tiān wáng lǎo zǐ)

emperor

Tianwang Laozi, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ti ā NW á NGL ǎ oz ǐ, which means to refer to the most respected and authoritative person. From Wukui bridge.

The origin of Idioms

The first act of Hongshen's Wukui bridge: "don't say it's Mr. Zhou today. It's useless even if you invite Laozi, the king of heaven."

Analysis of Idioms

The king of heaven and the Lord of earth

Idiom usage

As the subject, object, attribute; refers to a person with great power.

Examples

Tianwang Laozi can't stop Gaixia from going to Shengbao's hut to be his daughter-in-law! Liu Qing's the first chapter of entrepreneurship history

Chinese PinYin : tiān wáng lǎo zǐ