across the seas

across the seas

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is pi ā oy á nggu ò h ǎ I, which means to cross the sea. It mostly refers to going to a foreign country or far away. From journey to the West.

The origin of Idioms

In his journey to the west, Wu Chengen of Ming Dynasty wrote for the first time: "to travel across the sea to seek the way of immortality, determined to devote himself to great achievements."

Analysis of Idioms

Crossing the ocean

Idiom usage

To refer to a foreign country. Qin Mu's return to China: "it is said that hundreds of years ago, it was a large group of Chinese who traveled across the sea and helped the local people to open up their own land that gradually prospered."