the heavenly paradise(xī fāng jìng tǔ)

the heavenly paradise

Pure land in the west, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x ī f ā NGJ ì NGT ǔ, which means the paradise of the west, namely the kingdom of Buddhism. It comes from Tang Libai's the disguised praise of the Western Pure Land of gold, silver and clay painting.

Idiom explanation

Buddhist language. The paradise of the west is the kingdom of Buddhism.

Idiom usage

Examples

How many heroes did I fight in the world with my bare hands in the early days of the ninth five year plan. Because the sea of evils is boundless and there is a reward for wrongs, so I convert to Buddhism. After my eyes have passed away, I will return to the paradise and the lotus will grow. Fang Ruhao's Chan Zhen Yi in Ming Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : xī fāng jìng tǔ