Pronunciation and meaning of obstacles

Fence, pinyin is: [fān lí]. Definition is: fence, figurative portal or barrier.

Fence is a Chinese vocabulary, pronounced as fān lí, which originally refers to a fence or fence built of bamboo and wood, but now it is extended to mean boundary, barrier, boundary, etc., and it is a metaphor for boundary and barrier. This word is widely used in history and real life.

In ancient times, fences were used to isolate and protect farmland, homes and cities. People weave fences with bamboo or wood to form a series of barriers to prevent livestock and outsiders from entering, and also play a role in theft prevention. In ancient wars, fences were often used as fortifications to protect cities and farmland from enemies.

In modern society, the concept of fence has gone beyond the scope of fence and barrier, and it has been used as a metaphor for various boundaries, barriers and protective measures. For example, in the field of national security, barriers can refer to the country's border defense and national defense, which is an important barrier to protect the national territorial security; In the commercial field, barriers can refer to the protection of business secrets and intellectual property rights of enterprises, which is an important measure to protect the interests of enterprises.

In addition, barriers can also be used to describe the estrangement and alienation between people. When people can't communicate for various reasons, they will form spiritual barriers, resulting in barriers and misunderstandings between people. At this time, only through sincere communication can we break the spiritual barrier and enhance mutual understanding and friendship.

In a word, fence is a symbolic word with different meanings and usages in different contexts. No matter from the perspective of history and reality, or from the perspective of culture and society, barriers are closely related to human life and social development.

It can be used not only to describe various boundaries and protective measures, but also to describe the estrangement and alienation between people. Only through constant communication can we break the barriers of the soul and enhance mutual understanding and friendship.