遐迩 | xiá ěr | near and far; far and wide | |
闻名遐迩 | wén míng xiá ěr | to be famous far and wide (idiom) | |
遐迩闻名 | xiá ěr wén míng | famous everywhere | |
名驰遐迩 | míng chí xiá ěr | To have one's fame spread far and wide. (idiom) | |
不可向迩 | bù kě xiàng ěr | to keep at arm's length; to hold off (idiom) |
1 | Standing on the bridge, look at your generation after generation. | |
2 | Not the most beautiful rainy day, but escaped the rain and the roof near. | |
3 | I think you shouldn't have come into our lives, but you still do not know the immensity of heaven and earth. | |
4 | I want to do you little wife, again for you to give birth to a child, and then we this family, happy after this life. | |
5 | As Confucius said, "Going on a long journey, one must start from a short step, and climbing high, one must start from low." |