Aiming High Idioms

Chinese idioms are a major feature of traditional Chinese culture, with fixed structural forms and fixed sayings to indicate certain meanings, which are applied as a whole in a statement, assuming the components of subject, object and determiner. The following are the idioms of "Aiming High and Far" that I have collected and organized, which are for reference only.

Note: zhì cún gāo yuǎn

Allusion to the fact that when one's ambition is high and far-reaching, one must admire the sages, eliminate the desire for emotion, and abandon the stagnation, so that the ambition of the common people can be uncovered, and be sympathetic to the feelings of the people. The first thing you need to do is to get your hands on some of the most popular products and services in the world, and then you can get your hands on some of the most popular ones. What is the problem of not helping?

Usage as predicate, object; referring to a person's `aspiration

Structure subject-verb style

Antonyms over-ambitious

Rhymes with dusty, greasy, disillusioned, flowing and forgetting, day by day, month by month, broken and fragmented, mortal flesh-eyes, dumping the family, pouring pots into pots, weighing the scales and the buckets, ......

Era Contemporary

Idioms by The Free Dictionary During the Ming Dynasty, Li Shizhen turned his back on his father's desire for him to read the eight-legged text to enter the civil service, and read the medical book Shennong Ben Cao (神农本草), realizing that many of the Chinese medicines in the book were not recorded in detail, and resolved to seriously write an exhaustive book on medicine. He was very serious about every kind of Chinese medicine in the book, and after more than 30 years, he finally completed the "Compendium of Materia Medica" masterpiece

Idioms by The Free Dictionary He has high aspirations and will be able to achieve great things in the future. --The book has its own thousand bells of millet" (reading for food), "the book has its own Yan Ruyu" (reading for pleasure), "the book has its own golden house" (reading for wealth). "There is a golden house in the book" (study to get rich), "study to become an official" (study to become a government official), "no one asks for ten years of hard work, and the whole world knows about one day's success" (study to get fame)... ...You see, eat, drink and play everything, fame and fortune can be sought, but there is no kind of high aspirations for the spirit of enterprise, the ideal state is to "learn the art of literature and martial arts, goods than the emperor's house.

◎ He is ambitious, waiting for the arrival of spring.