1, ranking first in the world:

[tiān Xiàdìyà]

Describe no one can compare.

2. Unique:

[ dé tiān dú hòu ]

Heaven: nature, ego: nature; Thick: generous. The conditions are particularly superior and the environment is particularly good.

3, overwhelming:

[p tiān gàI dì]

It was everywhere at once. Describe the momentum is very strong.

4, earth-shaking:

[ fān tiān fù dì ]

Answer: Turn it over. Describe great and radical changes. It also means making a lot of noise.

5, the world is invincible:

[ tiān xià wú dí ]

All over the world, there is no opponent. Describe invincible, no opponent.

6. Turn it upside down:

[ tiān fān dì fù ]

Answer: Turn it over. Describe great changes. It is also described as a fierce fight.

7, earth-shattering:

[ jīng tiān dòng dì ]

Surprise: alarm; Moves: shock. Disturb the world. Describe an event with great motivation or significance.

8. Of course:

[ tiān jīng dì yì ]

Classics: norms and principles; Justice: Speak. Well done. The eternal truth between heaven and earth. Refers to the absolutely correct and unchangeable truth. It also means taking things for granted.

9, unconstrained style:

[ tiān mǎ xíng kōng ]

Tianma: What? Tianma gallops at full speed, as if soaring in the air. Metaphor poetry is unrestrained. It also means that people are impetuous and unrealistic.

10, at its peak:

[rúrìzhng tiān]

The sun seems to be at the zenith It is a metaphor for the development of things to a very prosperous stage.

1 1, the ends of the earth:

[tiān yáháI Jiáo]

Describe a place far away, or far apart.

12, in full swing:

[rèHuácháo tiān]

Describe the enthusiasm and high atmosphere of mass activities, like a raging flame burning according to the sky.

13, harmony between man and nature:

[Tian Reinhay]

On the relationship between heaven and man in China's ancient philosophy. Refers to the close relationship between heaven and man, inseparable. Emphasize the connection and unity between heaven and man, nature and man.

14, falling from the sky:

[cóng tiānér Jiang]

Drop: drop. A metaphor for an accident, a sudden appearance.

15, worlds apart:

[Tiane Longibie]

Earth: land. Heaven and earth, the upper pole and the lower level, are very different metaphors.