too high to be reached

too high to be reached

It's a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is g ā ob ù K ě P ā n, which means that you can't reach it even if you are high. It's hard to reach it. It also describes that people are high and difficult to approach. It's from Chen Zhengshi, public security policy.

Idiom explanation

Climb: hold on to something high and climb up.

The origin of Idioms

Han Jiayi's "Chen Zhengshi Shu · public security policy" said: "the high is difficult to climb, the low is easy to mausoleum, and the reason is natural."

Idiom usage

It is difficult to achieve the purpose of description. We object to the idea that creation can be done easily without painstaking efforts. Mao Dun's Random Talk on creation and Chen Lin's book for Cao Hong and Emperor Wen of Wei: "and the husband Mozi's guard; lingering belt is the wall; lofty; folding sheath is the weapon; firm can't enter." The precipitous Mount Tai is very high. You come from a famous family, of course you are unattainable. His mind is always full of unattainable goals. She came in, as cold as an icicle and as unattainable as a princess. Everything was beautifully arranged, everything was carefully arranged, everything seemed so reserved and unattainable. Picasso's art is beyond the reach of the general public. as long as you are willing to work hard, there are no unattainable peaks, and cheer up in your work, you will succeed.