Ji Yuan

The expression "overturn the sky and the earth" first appeared in the poem "Eighteen Songs of a Nomad ...

The Chinese idiom 守株待兔 (shǒu zhū dài tù) literally means “keeping watch at the tree awaiting a rabbit.” ...

The Chinese idiom “黔驴技穷” (qián l? jì qióng) literally means “the donkey has exhausted its tricks” and it ...

The Chinese idiom 濫竽充數 (làn yú chōng shù), literally “pretend to play the yu in order to make ...

The idiom huà bǐng chōng jī, “draw a pancake to allay hunger,” is based on a story about ...

'[The way] Divine Performing Arts … is awakening people to learn the truth through arts is very good'