What does it mean that the ends of the earth are steadfast?

No matter where I go, I will accompany you, and my heart and love for you will never change.

the ends of the earth [tiā n yá h ? i? o]

explanation: describe a place that is extremely far away, or far apart.

From Chen Xuling in the Southern Dynasties, "When Emperor Wu took a photo with the chieftain of Lingnan": "The world is far away, the corner is long, and the intrigue is unreasonable, but it is based on emotion." Song Shi-nan's Notes on Traveling Officials, Volume 6: "Today's far officials and those who serve Jia are all called the ends of the earth."

Example: We are all people of the same family. Fortunately, we are invited by our wise masters to get together, which is also the fate of three lives. ?

◎ Qing Wu Jingzi's The Scholars, Chapter 46

Grammar: combined; Be the object; Describe the remoteness of the place

persevere [sh ǐ zhù b ù yú]

Explanation: it means never changing your mind.

from "the biography of Xie an in the Book of Jin": "Although An was sent by the DPRK, the ambition of Dongshan remained unchanged from beginning to end, with every expression."

grammar: verb-object type; As predicate and adverbial; Contain praise