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Anruotaishan describes extremely safe and stable. Same as "as safe as Mount Tai".

Anrutaishan means as stable and unshakable as Mount Taishan.

Being content with Mount Tai is more stable than Mount Tai. Describes solid and unshakable.

If you don’t know Mount Tai, you don’t know Mount Tai. It means that one's knowledge is too narrow and one cannot recognize people with high status or great ability.

Be sure that Mount Tai is as stable as Mount Tai. A metaphor for having absolute certainty and no need to worry.

The kindness is profound, even heavier than Mount Tai.

The metaphor of Taishan Hongmao has a huge difference in severity.

Ants moving Mount Tai is a metaphor for the power of many people, who can create miracles. Used in a derogatory sense to refer to a person who does not know what he or she is capable of.

Pengtu Jia Taishan Peng: support with both hands; Jia: increase. Hold the earth in your hands to increase the height of Mount Tai. A metaphor for overestimating one's abilities.

To pull Mount Tai to cross the river. To cross: to cross; to pull: to carry with one's hands. Carrying Mount Tai across large rivers. A metaphor for something impossible.

When people are united, Taishan can move. As long as everyone is united, we can exert great power.

Death weighing too much is a metaphor for dying gloriously.

Mount Taishan does not exclude the soil, so it can reach its height. Mount Tai does not exclude the small earth and rocks, so it can reach its height. It is a metaphor that people are big-hearted and can tolerate different things.

Taishan Beidou Taishan: Dongyue, in Tai'an City, Shandong Province; Beidou: Big Dipper. It is a metaphor for a person with high moral standards, great reputation, or outstanding achievements who are admired by everyone.

Taishan does not allow soil. Taishan does not exclude fine soil and rocks, so it can be so high. It is a metaphor that people are big-hearted and can tolerate different things.

Taishan does not give way to the soil, so it can be achieved: decline, refuse. Taishan does not exclude small earth and rocks, so it can be so high. It is a metaphor that people are big-hearted and can tolerate different things.

Taishan does not give way to the soil, so it can be achieved. Give way: decline, refuse. Taishan does not exclude small earth and rocks, so it can be so high. It is a metaphor that people are big-hearted and can tolerate different things.

The metaphor of Mount Tai and Hongmao varies greatly in severity.

Taishan can be relied on as much as Mount Tai can be relied on. Describes having a strong backer.

The beams and timbers on Mount Tai are like the collapse of Mount Tai and the destruction of the beams and timbers. A metaphor for the death of a great man.

The Rock of Mount Tai is a metaphor for stability and stability.

The rock of Mount Tai is a metaphor for stability and stability.

In the old days, Taishan was used to mourn people whom everyone admired.

Taishan Ruolili: The original character of "砺" means whetstone. Mount Tai is as eroded as a whetstone. A metaphor for how long time has passed.

Mountain Tai is pressing on the top. Mount Tai is pressing on the head. It is a metaphor for encountering great pressure and blow.

Taishan presses the egg. Taishan presses on the egg. It means that there is a huge difference in power, and the stronger one will inevitably overwhelm the weak one.

The security of Mount Tai is as stable as Mount Tai. Describes stability and stability.

Steady as Mount Tai is as stable as Mount Tai and cannot be shaken.

Stable as Mount Tai is as stable as Mount Tai and cannot be shaken.

To hold Mount Tai by the North Sea: to hold, to hold; to hold on; to transcend, to cross. Crossing the North Sea between Mount Tai. A metaphor for doing something absolutely impossible.

A leaf can cover your eyes, but you can’t see Mount Tai. Cover: cover. A leaf blocked my eyes, and I couldn't even see the tall Mount Tai in front of me. It is a metaphor for being confused by local phenomena and unable to see the overall situation or the whole.

Having eyes does not recognize Mount Tai. Although he has eyes, he does not recognize Mount Tai. It means that one's knowledge is too narrow and one cannot recognize people with high status or great ability.

A leaf obscures the eyes, but the Mount Tai cannot be seen: cover. A leaf blocked my eyes, and I couldn't even see the tall Mount Tai in front of me. It is a metaphor for being confused by local phenomena and unable to see the overall situation or the whole.

If you cover your eyes with one finger, you will not see Taishan. Yi: cover; Taishan: the name of the mountain. A finger blocked his eyes, and he couldn't even see the tall Mount Tai in front of him. It is a metaphor for being confused by local phenomena and unable to see the overall situation or the whole

Heavier than Mount Tai is heavier than Mount Tai. It means that people die very valuable. Also described as being of great significance.

Heavier than Mount Tai, lighter than Hongmao Mount Tai: the name of the mountain, in Shandong Province, the main peak is 1524 meters above sea level; Hongmao: the hair of wild geese. To describe something of great significance or lighter than the hair of a wild goose, it refers to double value