come out from the dark valley and move to the woods

come out from the dark valley and move to the woods

The Chinese idiom, CH ū g ǔ Qi ā nqi á o in pinyin, means to come out of a deep valley and move to a tall tree, which means to rise in status. From the book of songs, Xiaoya, logging.

The origin of Idioms

Xiaoya felling in the book of Songs: "from the valley, moved to the arbor."

Idiom usage

To describe a promotion. The Oriole sighs at the end of his youth and goes out to move his old home. The Song Dynasty, Wang Zhidao's Ci of "Qingyu case, youhuaixuan, cheshan, Jiuyin"