Big picture in the house

Big picture in the house

Tuda in the house is an idiom, pronounced zh á izh à NGT ú D à, which means to be in the center and plan for all directions. Point to the advantage of the terrain.

explain

To be in the center, to plan everywhere. Point to the advantage of the terrain.

source

In selected works: Zhang Heng's Tokyo Fu: "it's not like living in a house but trying to be big." Xue Zongzhu: "Tokyo lives in the middle of heaven and earth, and the people in the picture are all over the world."

Examples

Its text said: the house to Tu Da, heaven opened a unified period; from north to south, the six Division of thunder. Tao Zongyi's Zhi Geng Lu · Xi in Ming Dynasty

usage

Used as a predicate or attributive; used in writing