遍 (pinyin: biàn, written "bian" or "bian") means everywhere, all over, throughout. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 遍.
Meaning
everywhere, all over, throughout
Stroke order
遍
Examples
为什么你妈妈春节前要把家里彻底打扫一遍?
wèi shén me nǐ mā ma chūn jié qián yào bǎ jiā lǐ chè dǐ dǎ sǎo yí biàn?
Why does your mom give the whole house a deep clean before Spring Festival?
真正站在海边的时候,我没有立刻拍照,也没有大叫。只是静静地站着,听浪一遍一遍地拍打沙滩。
zhēn zhèng zhàn zài hǎi biān de shí hou, wǒ méi yǒu lì kè pāi zhào, yě méi yǒu dà jiào. zhǐ shì jìng jìng de zhàn zhe, tīng làng yí biàn yí biàn de pāi dǎ shā tān.
When I actually stood at the shore, I didn't immediately take photos or cry out. I just stood quietly, listening to the waves crash against the sand again and again.
For young people, music's social role is equally important. Whether it's KTV, music festivals, or music apps on phones, all of these give friends shared topics of conversation. A popular song can spread across the entire country within days, with people discussing it as they listen and sharing their own feelings.