boundary

boundary

Boundary, Chinese word, Pinyin is bi ā NJI è, meaning the boundary between territorial units or countries and regions; the boundary between countries or regions.

explain

(1) A line between territorial units. (2) boundaries between countries or regions.

source

Chapter 13 of journey to the West: "this is the boundary of mountains and rivers in the Tang Dynasty." Yu Yue's essays on spring in the hall in Qing Dynasty volume 10: "I was ordered to delimit the boundary between China and Russia, and set up copper pillars to recognize it." According to the biography of Yin Zhongkan in the book of Jin, "the border must be free from greed and small profits, and the strong and the weak must not be mutually dependent." Wei Yuan's Shengwu Ji in Qing Dynasty (Volume 1): "Li Guoying moved to Chongqing and ruled Chongqing. In the second year, he wrote that the Shu bandits crossed the border of Sichuan, lake and Shaanxi." Chapter 13 of Liu Qing's Tongqiang Tiebi: "in the last two months alone, they have drilled through the great forest on the border of Shaanxi and Gansu twice."