the whole nation

the whole nation

All over the country, Chinese idioms, Pinyin is j à Gu ó sh à ngxi à, meaning people from all over the country. From Guanzi Zhuan.

Notes on Idioms

All of them.

The origin of Idioms

Liang Qichao's Guanzi Zhuan, Chapter 6, Section 1: "it's common to be lazy and lazy. The whole country is up and down, and it's filled with dusk."

Idiom usage

To be formal; be subject, object, attribute; refer to people from all over the country. example at the Olympic Games, Chinese athletes won the gold medal, and the whole country was jubilant.

Analysis of Idioms

The whole country is united, the government and the field are up and down