Distinguish between the sun and the cold

Distinguish between the sun and the cold

In Chinese, Pinyin is bi à NR à y á NLI á ng, which means the story of debating the distance between the sun and the earth in ancient legends. Later, it describes children's intelligence and early wisdom. From Liezi Tang Wen.

The source of the idiom is Liezi Tangwen: "when Confucius traveled to the East, he saw two children fighting. Ask the reason One son said, "at the beginning of the day, it's as big as a car cover, and at the middle of the day, it's as big as a pan: isn't it small for the far, but big for the near?" One son said, "at the beginning of the day, cangcang is cool; at the middle of the day, it's like exploring the soup: isn't this because the near is hot and the far is cool?" Confucius can't decide. "