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Completely Removed Detailed Explanation (1).The entire department. Qing Zhou Zhongfu "Zheng Tang Notes" Volume 2:

The family study is the book of the grandfather and the same clan, and it is known to all such boys. ” 2).Completely.

Wu Han, "Under the Lamp: The Truth of History and the Truth of Art": Historians have no right to say that all historical dramas must be written in accordance with historical facts.

Bi Ye, "Our Strength is Invincible" Chapter 4: "Even the previous one, a total of five rounds and 6* rounds, all of them wiped out the enemy's warlords. ”

Word decomposition Full Explanation Whole á complete, complete, complete, not lacking: complete. Completely.

Both brave and resourceful. Demand perfection. Whole, all over:

All. Nationwide. National.

All eyes and ears. Whole-heartedly. Both:

The delegates are all here. Leave unharmed: preservation.

Surname. Qi Du radical : enter; Explanation of the Ministry of the Ministry ù a portion of the whole:

Part of it is not ruined ("points" read softly). Exterior. Abdomen.

Part. All. Parts.

Location (location). Organs Units set up by business scope: ***.

Division. Troops (armies). Has a subordinate relationship:

Fifty people in the department. Underling. Generals.

Subordinates. Radical. Tribal (?

Placement arrangement: Deployment. Measure words:

A**. Three cars. Radical: 阝.

The original meaning of the whole should be related to jade, which refers to the intact and pure jade, and by extension, the whole, the whole.

全 (pinyin: quán) is a Chinese character (commonly used characters) that is a general standard of Chinese language. This character was first found in the Warring States period. It is also extended to be intact, complete, complete, preserved and pure.

1. Pure. It was extended from intact meaning to be cured, and later written as "cured". Derived from the pure meaning, it refers to pure color jade. It is extended from the meaning of complete and complete to the adverbial meaning of complete, all.

The word "whole", according to the analysis of the six books, is a word from the person from the jade, its structural meaning, some people think, the word "whole" from the jade, indicating the treasure of the inner house. In ancient Chinese, "enter" and "inner" are synonyms, and the two characters can be trained to each other. "Sayings":

In, inside also"""Inside, into also. ”

Duan Yuci's commentary on the word "inner" quoted from the "Zhou Li" note: "The master of the office is also in, and the master of the inner government bribes those who hide it." "Jade" is regarded as a treasure, and the messengers and ornaments worn are recorded in detail in ancient documents.

For example, "The Book of Rites: Qu Li": "If you have no reason, the jade will not go to the body." ”

Kong Yingda is righteous: "Jade, it is called Peiyu." "The Son of Heaven is the supreme ruler and enjoys supreme power, and the jade he uses is of course the most delicate and perfect jade for slow delivery.

This "whole" is a flawless jade that has been carefully carved by craftsmen.

Therefore, "whole" is extended to the meaning of "pure" and "pure". Pure jade is flawless, so "Shuowen" explains: "Complete, complete." This is the extended meaning of "complete", and the meanings of "complete" and "complete" are all derived from the original meaning of "pure jade".

All have multiple meanings:

1.Complete, Qi imitation excited, complete, not lacking: such as, Qi. Finish. Zhiyong Shuang. Ask for blame.

2.Whole, all over: such as, partial. Country. People. Attention. Mind.

3.Du: For example, the representative of the Mori Universiade is here.

4.Protect from damage: e.g., indemnity. this beam.

5.Surname.