(idiom) to enjoy widespread renown; known by everyone both near and far

far and near; far and wide; everywhere

Famous throughout the world; having a reputation that spreads both near and far.

(literary) well-known both far and near; famous everywhere; its literally meaning is that one's name is heard in distant places ([[遐|遐|xia2]]) and nearby places ([[迩|邇|er3]])

Impossible to get close to; describes someone or something that is intimidating, dangerous, or must be kept at arm's length.

To miss someone deeply who is out of reach; also used to express grief over the death of a person close to oneself. Literally "the room is near, but the person is far."

To reach a distant destination one must start from nearby; to proceed step by step and tackle easy problems before hard ones.

To have one's fame spread far and wide.

(literary) although the house is nearby, the person is far away; used to describe a deep longing for someone far away, or to express grief for the deceased

to be close to; adjacent; nearby

physically far away from someone or some place while remaining emotionally or spiritually near

recently; lately; up to the present; until now

(literary) shallow or common words; simple language that is easy to understand

(idiom) both those far and near are treated the same or united together; the world is unified as a single entity

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