stand as firm as a rock(wēi rán yì lì)

stand as firm as a rock

Standing tall, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w ē IR á NY ì L ì, which means standing on the ground like a mountain, unshakable. From the magnificent Great Hall of the people by sun Shikai.

The origin of Idioms

Sun Shikai's Great Hall of the people: "in front of the right side of Tiananmen Square, there stands a magnificent building. This is the Great Hall of the people."

Idiom usage

For man: Harvey stands erect in his post of captain, commanding, controlling and leading calmly. (from Victor Hugo's the Normandy)

Chinese PinYin : wēi rán yì lì