全会

全会 (quán huì) refers to a plenary session, typically used in formal or political contexts. It is often associated with large gatherings where major decisions are made, especially in organizations like the Communist Party of China.

The character 全 (quán) means 'whole' or 'complete,' while 会 (huì) means 'meeting' or 'session.' Together, they denote a comprehensive or full-scale meeting that involves all members or key participants.

全会 is commonly used in political and institutional settings, particularly in China. It implies a formal assembly where important policies or resolutions are discussed and decided upon. Understanding this term helps learners grasp the structure and terminology of official Chinese discourse.