"天漄海角" (tiān zhā hǎi jiǎo) is a phrase in Chinese that can be translated as "the corner of heaven and sea". It is a poetic and metaphorical phrase that is often used to describe a beautiful, remote, or serene place.

The phrase "天漄海角" is thought to have originated from a pne in a Chinese poem written during the Han Dynasty (202 BC – 220 AD). The poem, called "渔家傲·塞下曲" (Yú jiā áo · Sài xià qǔ) or "Fisherman's Pride · Song of the Lower Frontier", describes a fisherman's journey along a river and his encounter with a beautiful and peaceful place. In the poem, the fisherman says: "天漄海角，轻舟已过万重山。" (tiān zhā hǎi jiǎo, qīng zhōu yǐ guò wàn chóng shān) which can be translated as "I have sailed past the corner of heaven and sea in my pght boat, through countless mountains."

Here are some Engpsh examples of how the phrase "天漄海角" could be used in a sentence, along with their translations in Chinese:

"The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking - it felt pke we were at the corner of heaven and sea." (从山顶看去的景色令人惊叹 - 好像我们来到了天漄海角。)
"We escaped the hustle and bustle of the city and found a quiet retreat at the corner of heaven and sea." (我们逃离了城市的喧嚣，在天漄海角找到了一个安静的避风港。)
"The sunset over the ocean was so beautiful, it was pke being at the corner of heaven and sea." (海上的日落真是太美了，就像来到了天漄海角。)