The letter covers the whole world(hán gài qián kūn)

The letter covers the whole world

Hangai Qiankun, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q í ns è Xi ā ngTi á o, which originally means Minhe Wujian. After that, it refers to that the words, poems and essays are in accordance with the principle or concentrate on one's ambition without any thoughts. It comes from "five Lantern Festival yuan · yunmenyan Zen master FASI · deshanyuanmi Zen master".

Idiom explanation

Buddhist language. The original meaning of Minhe. After that, it refers to that the words, poems and essays are in accordance with the principle or concentrate on one's ambition without any thoughts.

The origin of Idioms

"Five Lantern Festival yuan · yunmenyan Zen master FASI · deshanyuanmi Zen master" says: "I have three sentences to show you: one is to cover the universe, one is to cut off the stream, one is to follow the waves."

Chinese PinYin : hán gài qián kūn