Idiom five () four ()

Yes: everywhere? [W incarnation Hus Hay]?

Explanation: It refers to all parts of the country and sometimes to all parts of the world. The present tense is also a metaphor for broad unity.

Said by: Mao Zedong's Serving the People: We come from all corners of the country and come together for a common revolutionary goal. ?

The antonym of all corners of the country: where does the cone stand? 【lì zhuī zhī dì】？

Description: a small place to insert the tip of a cone. Describe a tiny place. It also refers to a small place to live.

Said by: Yang Mo's Song of Youth, Part I, Chapter 4: The world is so big that there is no room for a girl of 18 years old? ?

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Synonyms all over the country:

First, are they far apart? 【tiān nán hǎI bìI】？

Explanation: Describe different areas away from it. Also described as rambling.

Said by: Yang Shuo's Melting Furnace: "He has always been the most concerned about soldiers. No matter how naughty a person is, once he is educated and reformed, he can be reborn. "

Second, rambling? 【màn wú biān jì】？

Description: The description is so broad that you can't see the end at a glance. That is to say, speaking or writing an article has no center and is far from the point.

From: Chapter 24 of Historical Stories of the Northern Warlords' Ruling Period Tao Juyin: I just said something rambling to Li.