(idiom) found everywhere; can be seen everywhere. Used to describe a common occurrence or something that is easily encountered.

everyone is delighted and satisfied; to the satisfaction of all

simply because; only because

literally meaning to be between laughter and tears; describes a situation that is both embarrassing and ridiculous, or finding someone's behavior both annoying and amusing

Every mouth is like a monument recording one's merits; widely praised by everyone and having an excellent reputation.

known by everyone; to be common knowledge or a household name

Buddhist phrase stating that the four elements (earth, water, fire, and wind) which make up the universe are non-substantial and illusory

lit. every tree and bush looks like an enemy soldier; used to describe a state of extreme panic or nervousness where one treats everything and everyone as a threat, often following a defeat or major setback

everyone knows; widely known that...

known even to women and children; a household name

(idiom) understood by every passer-by; well known to all; a household name

One careless move and the whole game is lost; used as an idiom to describe a total failure resulting from a single mistake

Applicable anywhere and in any situation; valid everywhere.

so numerous that one only has to bend down to pick them up; found everywhere or easily available

Every single grain of rice or food is the result of bitter toil; often used to remind others not to waste food.

All people in the world are as close as family; throughout the world, all people are like brothers.

Everything one sees is this thing; used to describe a great number of things that are visible all around or can be seen everywhere.

literally meaning Sima Zhao's intentions are obvious to everyone; used to describe a person's wicked intentions being common knowledge

widely acclaimed; universally praised; to be praised by everyone as if their words were a stone monument recording one's merits

all thoughts and hopes have turned to ash; used to describe being utterly discouraged or losing all interest in the world

One wrong move at a critical point leads to total defeat; a proverb derived from chess used to describe how a single mistake in a key step can ruin an entire endeavor.

Everything is ready except for the last crucial requirement; lacking only one tiny but essential element.

known by everyone; a household name

The entire population is armed and ready for battle; to mobilize the whole nation for war.

The historiographical theory that the Six Classics (the [[易经|易經|yi4 jing1]], [[书经|書經|shu1 jing1]], [[诗经|詩經|shi1 jing1]], [[礼记|禮記|li3 ji4]], [[乐经|樂經|yue4 jing1]], and [[春秋|春秋|chun1 qiu1]]) should be viewed as historical records of ancient culture and government rather than purely as works of moral philosophy or sacred scripture

(idiom) a person's wicked ambitions or intentions are so obvious that everyone knows about them

all; without exception; entirely

to be seen everywhere; found everywhere; same as the common idiom for being ubiquitous

shoulder to shoulder and everywhere; found everywhere or very common

Proverb meaning that taking on unnecessary responsibilities or forcing oneself into a situation leads to worry and trouble; often used to advise against being a busybody or overreaching, originally appearing in Yuan dynasty dramas such as Maling Dao and Lianhuan Ji

(idiom) the desire for beauty is something everyone has in common

both or all are acceptable; all are OK

(literary) all are; are all; are both

(literary) to be all the same way; all are like this

known by everyone; for all to know

suitable for both the young and the old

known to everyone both near and far; world-famous

to win victories one after another; to be successful in every battle or endeavor

well-known far and near; known by everyone both at home and abroad

one person achieves success and all their associates benefit from it; often used to describe nepotism where an official's relatives and followers gain high status through their influence