What is Far Pinyin?

1, the basic definition: long distance, as opposed to "near"; Long time; The relationship is sparse and not intimate; Profound; Last name.

2. Detailed explanation: long-term, long-term; High, ambitious; More means a big gap; Broad and profound; Leave, avoid; Violate; Expansion, expansion; Go beyond, go beyond. A remote place; Far away; Last name.

3. Word formation and explanation.

Far-reaching: describing great achievements is infinite. Vision: a grand or long-term plan.

Yuanxiang brand: a famous brand that stands on the grave after a person dies in a foreign land. Distant wilderness: exile to a remote wilderness area.

Eternity: ancient times. Distant relatives: descendants of distant relatives. Also known as "zhou yuan".

Notorious: and "notorious"; Have a bad reputation. But notoriety emphasizes that bad reputation spreads far; "Notorious" emphasizes a bad reputation that everyone knows. Name, reputation; Bad reputation; Yang, spread out. Bad reputation spreads everywhere. Also known as "ugly words spread thousands of miles".

The infamous sentence:

1, the Yuanmingyuan in China is world-famous. However, the invaders invaded Yuanmingyuan, plundered, burned and destroyed it, which caused immeasurable losses to China and even the world. They will be notorious.

Nowadays, British tabloids are angry that migrant workers take jobs away, and cling to Gordon Brown's notorious phrase "Leave British jobs to the British".

3. Vampires feed on blood, take resentment as strength, and vent eternal loneliness with the blood of all beings. This is a disaster, a mess and a notorious name for the world, but no one knows who the original vampire is.

Similar to Wiley Hill Sanatorium, Milthers Le Farm is notorious in America, because it is one of the most haunted houses that people can often go to.

The hateful British and French invaders broke into our world-famous Yuanmingyuan, burning and looting, and now there is only one notorious result. A world-famous royal garden was destroyed by the notoriety of the British and French allied forces.