be as steady as mount tai
Stable as Mount Tai, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w à NR ú t à ISH à n, which means stable as Mount Tai. It describes stable as Mount Tai and unshakable. It can also describe a person's calm attitude in an emergency. It comes from Mei Cheng's Shang Shu Jian Wu Wang in Han Dynasty.
Idiom usage
Wu Hou was proud of his bravery because of his high standard and his brothers' bravery. The third chapter of Jing Hua Yuan by Li Ruzhen in Qing Dynasty
The origin of Idioms
In a letter to the king of Wu written by Mei Cheng of the Han Dynasty, "it is easy to change what you want to do, and you are content with Mount Tai."
Analysis of Idioms
It's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock, it's like a rock
Chinese PinYin : wěn rú tài shān
be as steady as mount tai
heaven at last repays a crime. tiān lǐ zhāo zhāng