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people mountain people sea 

It means there are a lot of people in some place, very crowded. usually describe a big event, a scene.

the word comes from Chinese idiom. it is a Chinese English word. just like "long time no see"
The parade is great, there is people mountain people sea.
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people mountain people sea 

This word is from a Chinese idiom.It means there are a lot of people in a place, which is very crowded. It is usually used to describe a big event or a scene.
The parade is great, there is people mountain people sea.

people mountain people sea 

There are people mountain people sea in the park

People Mountain People Sea

A Chinese loan phrase, meaning lots of people.
Do you know there was a large park right there? It is completely People Mountain People Sea!

mountain people mountain sea

When your friend is a retard, they don't know the word crowd.
Jian Sheng : " I wrote mountain people mountain sea in my essay."

Jinhao : " Are you dumb?"

Jeffery : " Are you fucked in the head"?
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