gaze into the distance
gaze into the distance
As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j í m ù Yu ǎ NTI à o, which refers to looking into the distance as far as you can see. It comes from the book with Xu Jingshu written by Wang Lang of the Three Kingdoms.
Phonetic materials
Far sighted: J í m ù Yu ǎ NTI à o
The origin of Idioms
In the book with Xu Jingshu written by Wang Lang of the Three Kingdoms period, it is said that "although Zi was born in his native land, he also looked at things with extreme eyes, listened to them with wide ears, and stood erect with his neck extended."
Idiom usage
To look into the distance as far as one can see.
gaze into the distance
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