What does it mean in a word?

This phrase is similar to poisoned milk or standing verification. Unfortunately. Some fierce things, unlucky predictions. There is another real meaning. It's pronounced yychngchn, or crow's mouth in common parlance. Among them, the characters come from divination in Qin and Han Dynasties. Refers to the prophecy of wizards and alchemists. [Interpretation] Words, predictions. A casual remark turned out to be a prophecy and came true.

A word becomes prophecy, and a word becomes discipline.

There is only one word, not one word. If "one word into", it must be wrong. Here you just need to explain the difference between Kyrgyzstan and China. Reading chn is meant to be a prophecy that can be fulfilled in the future. Yu: All over the country. Modern times call it "the suburbs of Beijing". In short, a sentence means an unintentional sentence that eventually becomes true. The prophecy was fulfilled. Then, "a word into a word" is to turn a place into a suburb of the capital in one sentence, which is definitely unreasonable.