Paradoxical

• meet the eye everywhere bǐ bǐ jiē shì　
  All over the place; There are everywhere. Volume I of The Crane Forest and Jade Dew of the Song Luo Sutra: "Since the later generations, there have been many people who are evil, straightforward and sycophantic, and who add insult to injury with outspoken words." The Book of Answering the Prefect to Hiring Five Classics Teachers by Song Lian of the Ming Dynasty: : "Ancient books are simple and abstruse, but their meaning is difficult to understand. Later generations do not know about them. They can add to their imagination and lose their truth." ◎ There are always b ǐ b ǐ - ji ì sh ì [ubiquitous; can be found everywhere]. Shape