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What idioms are there in China?
In all directions, the whole world, the whole world, the whole world.

First, all-round

Vernacular interpretation: refers to the surrounding areas or all aspects: people come to Beijing from ~.

Source: Record of Dengchuan in Jingdezhen Volume 20: "Why did you give birth to me when you suddenly met in all directions?"

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Shi Daoyuan

What should I do if I suddenly meet all kinds of things around me?

Second, we live far apart.

Vernacular interpretation: describe different areas far apart; Also described as rambling.

Source: Melting Pot: "He has always been most concerned about soldiers. No matter how naughty he is, he can be thoroughly remoulded once he is educated and reformed."

Dynasty: modern

Author: Shuo Yang

Third, the world

Vernacular explanation: describe the distance, but also refer to different places far apart: ~, each on the same side.

Source: Drunk East Wind: "It takes time, but it takes months."

Dynasty: Yuan

Author: Guan Hanqing

The distance is as far as the horizon. In a blink of an eye, the moon has passed and the fallen flowers have flown.

Four continents and four seas

Vernacular explanation: refers to all parts of the world.

Source: Magic Flute: "People all over the world are watching the future development of China with different eyes and interests."

Dynasty: modern

Author: Sima Da

Five, all corners of the country

Vernacular explanation: refers to all parts of the country. Sometimes it refers to all parts of the world.

Source: "quatrains": "A hat can be a sail fan and can travel all over the world."

Dynasty: Tang Dynasty

Author: Yan Lu

Think of the hat as a sail and the blades as a boat. You can travel around the world.