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Open the tool →如入无人之地 (rú rù wú rén zhī dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to move through a place or situation with great ease and boldness, as if there were no one to offer resistance; to have a free run”.
如入无人之地 is pronounced rú rù wú rén zhī dì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 如入无人之地 means “as if entering an uninhabited land”. It is used to mean “to move through a place or situation with great ease and boldness, as if there were no one to offer resistance; to have a free run”.
像到了没有人的地方。形容作战勇敢,无人敢阻挡