exist everywhere(mǎn tiān fēi)

exist everywhere

Man Tianfei, pronounced m ǎ NTI ā NF ē I, is a Chinese word, which means to describe something full, everywhere, or someone running around.

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To describe something full, everywhere, or someone running around. It's everywhere. It is also called "flying in the air".

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In the Song Dynasty, Zhang Yuan's Ode to the snow: "three million jade dragons were retreated in battle, and their scales and armor were all over the air." Shi Naian's Water Margin chapter 79: "the wind blows, the lotus leaves fly all over the sky, the fire burns, the Lushan forest breaks." But it was like fighting back a jade dragon for three million yuan. As expected, it was like flying all over the sky. Wu Chengen's journey to the West in Ming Dynasty Chapter 48

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