complexity of things
Gao Tian Hou Di, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ā OTI ā NH ò UD ì, which means long-term. It's also metaphorical. It is quoted from the Ci of he Jinming, Qi Weng and Qi Shouzhang by Wu Chengen of Ming Dynasty.
The origin of Idioms
In the Ming Dynasty, Wu Chengen's Ci of he Jinming, Qi Weng and Qi Shouzhang quoted: "heaven and earth, a total of years."
Analysis of Idioms
The sky is high and the earth is rich
Idiom usage
Thanks for your great kindness, how can you repay me? What can I do for you. The first nine chapters of outlaws of the marsh
complexity of things
the year in which a great master deceased - suì zài lóng shé
assemble workmen and procure materials - jiū gōng pǐ cái
feel uneasy even when eating and sleeping - qǐn shí bù ān
Death Zhuge can walk, life Zhongda - sǐ zhū gé néng zǒu shēng zhòng dá