One Step to Heaven

Pinyin: yī bù dēng tiān

Definition: Dēng: up. One step up to the sky. It is a metaphor for reaching a very high level or degree at once. Sometimes it is also used to describe a person who suddenly gains ambition and climbs to a high position.

Source: Qing Dynasty - Xu Ke, "Qing Barnyard Class Notes - Thirty-four": "The inspector as the governor, a step up to the sky, the supervisor when the supervisor Lin, the gentleman is in disrepute."

Example sentence: Knowledge has to be accumulated gradually through study, and it is impossible to think ~.

Jinjin Le Dao

Pinyin: jīn jīn lè dào

Interpretation: jīn jīn: the appearance of strong interest; le dao: like to talk about. Jīn Jīn Lè Dào

Interpretation: jīn jīn lè dào

Origin: Qing Yi Zuo (The Yellow Embroidered Ball), 7th episode: "This Lane woman, his talent is certainly outstanding, but he also only starts from the mouth to talk about finger-painting, and every time he meets the countryside fools, he enjoys talking about it with great interest."

Example sentence: For more than ten years, I have seen this painting in a number of publications, and it has been ~ for many people. ★ Qin Mu, "The Flavor of an Ancient Painting"

II. 难能可可（贵 ）(Yang)春白雪, city name: Guiyang

难能可贵

拼音：nán néng kě guì

Interpretation: difficult to be able to: extremely difficult to do. It refers to the fact that something that is not easy to do can actually be done, which is very valuable.

Origin: Song Su Shi, "Xunqing's Discourse": "Zi Lu's courage, Zi Gong's defense, and Ran You's wisdom, these three sons are all the so-called difficult to do and valuable."

Example sentence: Nai Mozi in the small reason a line has been able to so, is also ~ carry on. ★章炳麟《诸子学略说》

阳春白雪

拼音： yáng chūn bái xuě

Interpretation: Originally, it refers to a kind of higher-ranking song of the state of Chu in the Warring States period. It is a metaphor for profound and unpopular literary art.

Origin: Warring States - Chu - Song Yu, "Question to the King of Chu": "When it is 'Yangá' and 'Allium Lu', hundreds of people in the country belong to it and harmonize with it, while when it is 'Yangchun' and 'Baixue', there are only dozens of people in the country who belong to it and harmonize with it."

Example sentence: Hearing this, the Elder marveled and said, "Truly ~, hoary spirit rises to the sky." (Ming Dynasty - Wu Cheng'en, Journey to the West, 64th episode)