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凡事 (fánshì) is a commonly used phrase in everyday conversations in Chinese. It literally means "everything" or "all things" and is often used to express the idea of "in all matters" or "in all things". It can also be translated as "in every aspect" or "in every way".
In spoken Chinese, 凡事 (fánshì) is usually pronounced as "fán shì", with the first tone on "fán" and the fourth tone on "shì". In written Chinese, it is written as 凡事 (simplified) or 凡事 (traditional).
Here are some examples of how 凡事 (fánshì) can be used in everyday conversations:
1. 凡事都要认真对待。(Fánshì dōu yào rènzhēn duìdài.) - "We should take everything seriously."
2. 凡事都有两面性。(Fánshì dōu yǒu liǎngmiàn xìng.) - "Everything has two sides."
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