Pinyin: s-h-I wéI Jiā.
Interpretation: The original intention is similar to "the land under heaven, not the land of kings", that is, the emperor occupies the land of the whole country, and wherever he goes, he is his home. Later, the meaning changed, that is, ordinary people travel around the world, and good people aim to develop and survive all over the country.
Source: Han Gaodi's Record: "The husband and son of heaven make the four seas their home."
Usage: as predicate and attribute; Belongs to the subject-predicate structure.
Synonym:
Home everywhere, no fixed place to live, running around.
Wandering in the world, homeless, far away.
Broken stems, duckweed, wandering in the rivers and lakes.
Extended data:
Related references.
Don Li Shimin's old house.
Xinfeng ends in Cuinian, and stays in Mingjia.
The garden is barren and new, and the moss is half a step.
The old water in the front pool disappears, and the old trees bloom today.
Once you leave here, the four seas will become home.
Translation:
My car arrived at my "martial arts" old house, and there was a song in front to clear the way. The old house of Kung Fu has long been uninhabited and desolate, but a road has been cleaned and moss has climbed the steps, covering half of it. The water in the pool is still fresh because of the flowing water from the source, and the old trees in the garden are now in bloom. When I left my old house that year to work hard in the world, I had the idea of making the world my home.
Creative background.
Li Shimin was born in the "Martial Arts School" in the winter of the 18th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (early 599 AD). /Kloc-When he was 0/8 years old, he fought in Taiyuan with his father Li Yuan, ending the separatist regime, unifying the whole country and establishing the Tang Dynasty. After Li Shimin acceded to the throne, he was 35 years old in the sixth year of Zhenguan (632), and returned to his old martial arts house, recalling the past and vividly writing this group of poems with deep feelings.