All in one

All in one

In Chinese, Pinyin is Q ī zh ī B ā D ā, which means random nonsense. It also refers to disunity. From reprint preface.

Idiom explanation

1. Random nonsense.

It is called disunity.

The origin of Idioms

Liu Fu's reprint Preface: "this book is very well done. It's full of Wu Laozhang's flavor. It's full of twists and turns, and it's full of cunning ideas."

Idiom usage

Examples

"The Iraqis moved quickly. Why don't they move to Shanghai early and fight with the 19th Route Army?" Mao Dun wrote in his hometown miscellany: the small fire wheel in the inland river? In the end, don't be in the same boat. There are all kinds of people in the gang