Interpretation: There are many kinds and forms.
Source: Source: Song Cai Mengbi's "Caotang Poetry" Volume 1: "There are thousands of things, such as ancient times and today."
Vernacular translation: there are many kinds and forms, just like all kinds of things in ancient and modern China and abroad.
Second, don't divide the items? [mébiéHuífn]？
Interpretation: refers to classification.
Source: Song Minglian's Tomb Inscription of Huangfujun in Lishui: "Bypass the words of various families, regardless of items, salt is unified."
Vernacular translation: be familiar with the speeches of other schools, sort them out and gather them in the same place.
Synonym of extended data classification: classification
Divide into different categories
Pronunciation: [fēn mén bié lèi]
Interpretation: classify or arrange things according to their different characteristics. In the Qing Dynasty, Yu Yue's "Essays on Spring in the Class" Volume 6: "Delete the complexity and simplify it, classify it and read it several times before you become a scholar."
Source: Zhu Ming Guozhen's "Lu Zhi Collection of Zhuang Yong Essays": classification; Not exactly.
Vernacular translation: classifying or sorting things according to their different characteristics. Not everything is written in the book.