移山倒海

Explanation: Move mountains, overturned the sea. Metaphor of the great forces of human transformation of nature and majestic spirit. 　　Usage: Joint type; as the predicate attribute, object; with compliment 　　Source: Ming Xu Zhonglin "Gods" 36 back: "good will moves mountains, used to scatter seeds which become soldiers." 　　Examples: Moves mountains in the face of difficulties, we should have the boldness of vision, it will not be intimidated by difficulties. Thesaurus:  topple the mountains and overturn the seas (fig)forcible, the mythical bird Jingwei trying to fill up the sea with pebbles, A determined effort can move a mountain. Where there is a will, there is a way, Earth shattering, whirl Antonym Group:  like a gentle breeze and a mild rain— — in a gentle and mild way, fine, gentle and cultivated, (of weather) fine and warm