The Significance and Symbol of Ma Pingchuan

Moral of Ma Pingchuan: A flat place. A vast flat land on which horses can gallop. Moral of Ma Pingchuan: A flat place. A vast flat land on which horses can gallop. It symbolizes that life and career are very smooth. An idiom from Ma Pingchuan and China, the pinyin is y:, m:, píng, chuān, which means the flat land where horses can gallop. From "Dongpo Poems, Volume 23, Traveling to Jingshan": "If you are a horse, you can run freely." Partial form; Used as attribute and object; With praise. Synonyms: endless, infinite, infinite. Antonym: The path is narrow and rugged. When people choose a name, they often choose "Yi" or "Ma" in this idiom to imply an auspicious and positive attitude. Such as Yi Xun, Yi Min and Yi Ni.