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compare to: 尺寸千里, Chinese idiom, pinyin: chǐ cùn qiān lǐ, meaning to describe what one sees when one ascends a height. <br>When you look up high, you can see a thousand miles of distance as if it were between dimensions. Tang. Liu Zongyuan's 'A Journey to the Western Mountains': 'The height of the landscape is so vast and pervasive like it is a mound or a cave, a thousand miles in size. | |||||||
| Property / has_goodToKnow: compare to: 尺寸千里, Chinese idiom, pinyin: chǐ cùn qiān lǐ, meaning to describe what one sees when one ascends a height. <br>When you look up high, you can see a thousand miles of distance as if it were between dimensions. Tang. Liu Zongyuan's 'A Journey to the Western Mountains': 'The height of the landscape is so vast and pervasive like it is a mound or a cave, a thousand miles in size. / rank | |||||||
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Revision as of 10:27, 5 December 2024
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尺寸之間
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compare to: 尺寸千里, Chinese idiom, pinyin: chǐ cùn qiān lǐ, meaning to describe what one sees when one ascends a height. <br>When you look up high, you can see a thousand miles of distance as if it were between dimensions. Tang. Liu Zongyuan's 'A Journey to the Western Mountains': 'The height of the landscape is so vast and pervasive like it is a mound or a cave, a thousand miles in size.
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