- 上天入地 shàngtiānrùdì to go to great lengthsto go to great lengths; to try everything or search everywhere. This idiom literally means to go up to heaven and down into the earth.
- 钻天入地 zuāntiānrùdì leave no stone unturnedTo search everywhere or use every possible means to achieve a goal; to move heaven and earth to find a solution or a way out of a problem.
- 上天无路,入地无门 shàngtiānwúlùrùdìwúmén to be trapped in a hopeless situationLiterally "no road to heaven, no door into the earth"; to be at the end of one's rope with no way out of a desperate situation.
- 转入地下 zhuǎnrùdìxià to go undergroundto go underground; to turn to secret or illegal activities