Heaven and earth; used to describe two completely different situations or a vast difference in status.

literally "meat pies do not fall from the sky"; used to mean that nothing is achieved or gained without effort or cost

The popular sea goddess of [[福建|福建|fu2 jian4]], [[台湾|臺灣|tai2 wan1]], and Southeast Asia, originally a girl named [[林默娘|林默娘|lin2 mo4 niang2]] from the Northern Song Dynasty who was later deified

a meat pie falls from the sky; used as an idiom to describe unexpectedly gaining a benefit without putting in any effort

(idiom) a child of extraordinary talent; used to praise someone else's son for his exceptional intelligence or brilliance

to praise someone excessively or applaud a person to the skies

The Daoist deity of the north; often depicted holding a seven-star sword with his feet resting on a turtle and a snake. Originally known as [[玄武|玄武|xuan2 wu3]], he is commonly worshipped for health and longevity and is also known as [[真武大帝|真武大帝|zhen1 wu3 da4 di4]].

literally meaning "knives rain down from the sky"; used to describe a commitment to do something no matter how extreme or dangerous the circumstances become