All things pinyin

The pinyin of everything is [Y and qiè], and everything refers to everything, which means all, all and integrity. Pronouns have a wide range, including everything in the universe.

This word can be interpreted narrowly. In ancient Chinese, it also means (1) expedient and temporary; (2) all, all; ③ average, average.

Source:

"The Warring States Policy Qin Ce V": "Anything you say can make the monarch rich for thousands of years." Bao Biao notes: "Everything is expedient."

"Huai Nan Zi Tai Xun": "Today, Shang Yang opened the Great Wall, Shen Zi was three characters, Han Fei was lonely and angry, and Zhang Yi Su Qin obeyed, all of them took power and tried their best."

All sentences:

1 and six months later, you have made extraordinary changes, and everything is still very good.

Dad's eyes are big enough to hold everything, but not a grain of sand.

3, heavy snow and solar terms, heavy snow, cold weather, greetings and warmth: first, wear warm clothes, second, exercise, third, tonic; Fourth, we must be happy, fifth, we must be happy, sixth, we must be safe. I wish my friends good luck in winter and everything will be fine.

Decorate your scenery with sunset, decorate your life with autumn chrysanthemums, stir your mood with autumn wind, touch your mood with autumn colors, and nourish your blessings with autumn rain. On the occasion of the autumn equinox, I wish you all the best and a good mood.