Words Representing Integration

Mixed together Mixed together: the appearance of being mixed together. Fused into a whole, inseparable. It also describes articles and paintings, which are well arranged and structured.

Origin: Ercheng Shihshu, Volume 2: "Scholars must first know Ren. Benevolence is the same as all things. Righteousness, propriety, knowledge, and faith are all ren."

Mixed as one Mixed: mixed together as one. It is also described as an article and painting, which are arranged in a well-balanced manner. It also describes an article or painting that is well arranged and well structured.

Origin: Ercheng shi shu shu (The Remains of Ercheng), Volume 2: "Scholars must first know benevolence. Benevolence is the same as all things. Righteousness, propriety, knowledge, and faith are all ren."

Fusion: to fuse and comprehend; coherence: to run through. To merge and integrate all aspects of knowledge and reasoning to gain a comprehensive and thorough understanding.

Origin: Zhu Zi Quan Shu - Xue San (朱子全書-学三)：""Lifting one and three times, hearing one and knowing ten, is the depth of the scholar's effort, the familiarity of the poor reasoning, and then he can be fused together and coherent to this end."

Fusion without intermingling Integration without partition or contradiction.

Origin: Qu Qiubai, "Literary and Artistic Miscellanies - My Brother's Letter": "The so-called 'Forest Philosophy' of his philosophy should be in harmony with nature."

Fused into one Fused into a whole. Metaphorically, several things are closely related and work together naturally as a whole.

Origin: Pre-Qin - Guan Zhong, "Guan Zi - The Seven Laws": "There is the rule of one body, so it is possible to issue orders and make the constitution clear."

Water and Milk Mixture Mixture: fused together. Like water and milk blending together. It is a metaphor for a very harmonious relationship or a very close union.

Origin: Song Shi Pu Ji, "The Five Lights", Volume 17: "The result is that Xuan Huang is not discernible, and the water and milk are not distinguishable."