the sea and sky are boundless
Haikuo Tiangao is a Chinese idiom. Pinyin is h ǎ iku ò Ti ā ng ā o, which means that the world is vast and the journey is long. From "zaqu geci: dark parting".
The origin of Idioms
Liu Shiyao's "zaqu geci · dark parting" in Tang Dynasty: "qingluan's pulse flies to the west, the sea is wide and the sky is high, and I don't know where it is."
Idiom usage
It can be used as predicate, object and adverbial. example people always envy the vast sea and the high sky. They think that a vast, boundless and boundless land is bound to be considerable. Zhu Ziqing's "flying" and Liu Ji's "Su Mu Zha · CI Yun and Liu Zongbao" said: "the swan is in the dark, the magpie is in the dusk, the sea is wide and the sky is high, the wings are short, and the road is lost."
the sea and sky are boundless
take pity on the poor and the old - lián pín jìng lǎo
To do something with one's sleeve - luò xiù xuān quán
people are unanimous in their opinion - zhòng kǒu tóng shēng
The condition is exposed and the strength exhausted. - qíng xiàn lì qū
have a preconceived idea at heart - xiōng yǒu qiū hè