Yuantingshanli
Yuantingshanli, a Chinese idiom, is Yu ā NT í ngsh ā NL ì in pinyin, which means that people's moral character is like deep water, like high mountains. From Chu Fei Tan
The origin of Idioms
Shi Chong's poem "the concubine of Chu Tan" in Jin Dynasty: "the king of Jiao and Zhuang, Yuanjian and Yuezhi."
Idiom usage
Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing
Analysis of Idioms
[synonyms]: Yuanzhen Yueli, Yuanting Shanli
Yuantingshanli
An owl's heart and a crane's face - xiāo xīn hè mào
a crab in boiling water—be at a loss - luò tāng páng xiè
sacrifice oneself to protect others - shě jǐ wèi rén