Everything, China idiom, pinyin is bāo, luó, wàn, yǒu, which means everything, from romanticism to realism.
Word decomposition:
Interpretation of tolerance: inclusion; Including extensive and all-inclusive detailed explanations and inclusiveness; The inscription of Mencius, which contains Qi, reads: "Write seven books ... including heaven and earth, describing all kinds of benevolence, righteousness and morality, and the fortunes of life, without exception." Song Chen Liang's Chronicle of Ji Wen Zhi: "Its hair gallops and covers."
The explanation of everything: everything is still. "Zi Hua Zi Yang Cheng Xu Qu Wen": "The original embryo has all rights." Liang Rongrong of the Southern Dynasties wrote "A General Comment on Poetry": "Everything is beautiful when you shine on the candle." Xu Ming Wei's Sitting in the Bedroom: "And in a room, you can have a look at the world, see everything, stay up all night and have a dream."
An all-encompassing sentence:
1, there are thousands of books in the study, and everything is available. This goal is not easy to achieve, and Wang is over 80 years old and may die at any time.
2. No university is more comprehensive than the reality created by the will and reason of the ego and human beings with the abilities we have never used before.
There are many kinds of books managed by the library, so we can learn endlessly.
4. After reading this, A Niu didn't continue reading, because the words behind were really difficult to understand, and every word contained everything. He felt dizzy after only a glance. ?
5. From Tonks and Mundungus? Fletcher went to St. Mungo Hospital and Dumbledore's army. Editing and establishing these all-inclusive web pages is a long and huge project.