clouds and mud
The difference between clouds and mud is a Chinese idiom. The Pinyin is y ú NN í zh ī Bi é, which means the difference between clouds in the sky and mud on the ground. The status of metaphor varies greatly. It's from "to Yin Liangzhou".
Idiom explanation
Like the clouds in the sky and the mud on the earth. The status of metaphor varies greatly.
The origin of Idioms
Xunzi of the Northern Wei Dynasty wrote "giving Yin to Liangzhou": "the clouds and mud are already different."
Word usage
There is a big difference between the high and the low
clouds and mud
fire at the target a hundred times without a single miss - bǎi fā bǎi zhòng
depend on others for one's livelihood - wēi gàn jiù shī
There is no success in a hundred - bǎi wú yī chéng
understand the important principle thoroughly - shēn míng dà yì
One hundred is not many, one is not few - bǎi bù wéi duō,yī bù wéi shǎo