A land of indifference

A land of indifference

As a Chinese idiom, the Pinyin is m í NGM ò zh ī Xi ā ng, which means heaven or hell. It also refers to the highest state. It's from the article of sacrificing my wife and grandparents.

Idiom explanation

Of heaven or hell. It also refers to the highest state. The same as "the capital of indifference".

The origin of Idioms

GUI Youguang in the Ming Dynasty wrote in the article of offering sacrifices to his wife and grandparents: "if there are so many of them, how can they be old and return to the land of indifference."

Idiom usage

As an object, it is often used in superstitious sayings. Cai Yin's preface to bianyalou's 30 years of poems