What are the idioms related to heaven and earth?
I. Ice and snow [b and ng ti ā n xu ě di]
Description: Describe ice and snow.
From: Lao She's Camel Xiangzi XII: Here you are. Where are you going in the snow and ice?
Second, with joy [Hu ā n ti ā n xǐ dǐ]
Explanation: I am very happy.
Said by: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions: Just now, the second daughter came out of the old lady's room, unlike in the past, her name was Pinger, and she mumbled something.
Third, the epoch-making [[kāi tiān pì dì]]
Explanation: Ancient myths and legends: Pangu started the world and began to have human history. Later, it was often likened to an unprecedented time since ancient times.
From: Liu's From Fulaerji to Qiqihar: Thanks to the heroes who cut the gordian knot! Only you deserve the highest happiness and the greatest happiness.
Fourth, everything turns.
Explanation: Heaven and earth turn. Metaphor is a major change. It also describes the feeling of dizziness or extreme violence.
From: Liang Bin's "Red Flag Spectrum" 45: I bowed my head and rested for a while, feeling dizzy and unable to stand up any more.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) sits on the ground in the sky.
Description: Take the sky as the curtain and the ground as the seat. The original description is open-minded. Now describe the hard life of working in the field.
Said by: Liu Jinling's Ode to Wine Virtue: "The curtain is on the ground, which means so."
Take the sky as the curtain, the ground as the seat, and do whatever you want.