What does the fence mean?

It means fence, which is a metaphor for a boundary or obstacle.

Examples are as follows:

1. They dare to be the first in the world, break through the feudal barriers of attaching importance to agriculture and restraining commerce for thousands of years, and bravely ride the sea of commerce.

2. The wooden fence crossing the route, shining with the first ray of sunshine in the morning, has been put away.

3. If you limit your investment in R&D within the barriers of traditional industries, you will not see a huge opportunity from adjacent fields, and make eyes at you from outside the fence.

He broke through the double barriers: he is a white man who dances like a black man, and he looks like a woman and a white man after striptease.

The lush pine trees that used to be fences in summer are enough for me to drag now.

6. On the other hand, his poems constantly break through the barrier between his body and himself: as he himself wrote, "At the moment when his emotional pulse beats, he forgets himself."

7. At present, the research mainly focuses on the analysis and revelation of specific writers' works, overall characteristics, theme classification, artistic style and so on, and rarely bypasses the barriers of ambition and ambition to discuss and pay attention to a certain narrative system.

8. The four masters of the late Qing Dynasty led by him not only inherited and developed Changzhou Ci School, but also actually broke through the barriers of Changzhou Ci School;

9. Immigrants have transcended the barriers between language, culture and nationality, thus redefining the traditional concept of mother country and creating new subjects.

10. Love your neighbor, but don't tear down the barriers between you.