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Kangzhuang, pronounced K ā ngzhu ā ng, is a Chinese word, which means a road extending in all directions.

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1. A road extending in all directions. 2. It means broad and flat. 3. It means broad-minded.

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1. (1) the poem "He Song Shu" written by Bai Juyi in Tang Dynasty: "locust trees in the desert, Kangzhuang in pairs." (2) entering Hengzhou by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty: the yuan and the evil are alike, and they gather together to seek to release Kangzhuang. He shed blood under his account and brought disaster to Hunan. (2) biographies of Mencius and Xunqing in historical records: "you are as free and honest as you are below you. You are all called Liefu, who is the road to Kaidi Kangzhuang." (2) Chapter 5 of hate the sea: "it turned out to be a broad road, and there was an endless stream of refugees." Chapter 60 of Li Baojia's the appearance of officialdom in Qing Dynasty: the place I went to in my dream was a broad road, and there was an endless stream of Malay cars. (3) the poem "farewell yuanpan" written by Quan Deyu of Tang Dynasty: "favoritism to me, stab to promote the heart, Wan Er, Kang Zhuang posture."