It means nothing

Illusory Interpretation Refined Edition

• Nihility, spelled as x  w ú pi ǎ omi ǎǎǎǎǎǎǎǎǎǎǎǎǎǎ o, describes the emptiness of something.

Basic explanation of nihility

Described as if there is nothing, empty and boundless

Paraphrase

• empty :

  ◎ False x false Name (1) (Ancient characters of "Xu"). Hill, hill. Original meaning: Datushan) (2) Same as original meaning [big moon] Empty, big hill. Kunlun Hill is called Kunlun Empty—— Shuowen The river flows out of Kunlun

• nothing :

  ◎ None No w ú Name (1) (Comprehension. According to the oracle bone inscriptions, it is like a person holding a handle while dancing. In oracle inscriptions and gold inscriptions, the words "no, dance" are the same. Original meaning: music and dance) (2) Same as original meaning [sing and dance] (3) Philosophical category refers to intangibility, namelessness, nihility, etc

• Floating :

  ◎ Floating Pi A o Name (1) (Pictorial sound. From the wind, ticket sound. Original meaning: cyclone; storm) Same as the original meaning [whirlwind; strong wind； storm wind] Gone with the wind It spirals up—— Shuowen Shaoyang Institute

• Insignificance :

  ◎ Misty Miao Shape (1) (Shape sound. From water, micro sound). Original meaning: vast water surface) (2) Same as the original meaning [(of an expand of water) vast] The whole world is far away—— Song · Lu You's "Crossing a Small and Big Isolated Mountain"

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Abbreviation of idioms: XWPM

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Common degree: General idiom

Number of Idioms: Four character idiom

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Examples of idioms: People want to go to the moon, which was previously thought to be an illusory idea, but now it is a really feasible fact.