Earth shaking

Earth shaking

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h à NTI à nzh è nd à. It means shaking the sky and shaking the ground. It is a powerful and invincible force. It comes from the annals of the Three Kingdoms, the annals of Wei, the chronicles of Emperor Wen.

[pronunciation] h à NTI à nzh è nd à [interpretation] shake: shake. Shock: shock. Shaking the sky, shaking the ground. It is a powerful and invincible force. [source] notes of Pei Songzhi in the chronicles of the Three Kingdoms · Wei Zhi · Wendi Ji: "but on May 7, the seventh year of the Yellow Emperor, the Great Xing emperor collapsed. Alas! At that time, the earth was shaking. " "Shuijingzhu · hehe" says: "the waves are surging, the thunder is rushing, the electricity is discharging, and the earth is shaking." [example] the twenty third chapter of "Nie Hai Hua" says: "if you don't say a word, don't be wary of the fierce wind in the forest in the West. The sand flies away and the stone blows straight to the East Road." His words are quite earth shaking.