







天经地纬 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to fundamental, unchangeable, and universally accepted principles or truths, inherent in the natural order of things; it can also refer to governing or acting according to these natural and undeniable laws”. Literally, “heaven's warp and earth's weft”.

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Open the tool →天经地纬 (tiān jīng dì wěi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to fundamental, unchangeable, and universally accepted principles or truths, inherent in the natural order of things; it can also refer to governing or acting according to these natural and undeniable laws”.
天经地纬 is pronounced tiān jīng dì wěi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 天经地纬 means “heaven's warp and earth's weft”. It is used to mean “refers to fundamental, unchangeable, and universally accepted principles or truths, inherent in the natural order of things; it can also refer to governing or acting according to these natural and undeniable laws”.
①指天地间理所当然、无可非议的道理。②引申为以天地为法度治理天下。