enduring as the universe

enduring as the universe

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is ti ā nd ì ch á ngji ǔ, which means a long time. It's also used to describe never changing. From the poem "four words to my brother and a scholar to join the army"

The origin of Idioms

[source] the seventh part of the poem "four words to my brother and a scholar to join the army" written by Ji Kang of Han Dynasty: "life is short, heaven and earth are long."

Discrimination of words

Heaven and earth are falling apart

Idiom usage

The more I feel about this trouble, the more I feel about it. The third discount of fan Zhang Ji Shu by Gong Tianting in Yuan Dynasty