The Chinese word 全程 (quánchéng) is a compound noun formed by combining two meaningful characters: 全 (quán), meaning "whole" or "entire", and 程 (chéng), meaning "journey", "course", or "process". It follows a common modifier-noun structure in Chinese word formation, where the first character 全 acts as an adjective modifying the second character 程. The resulting meaning, "the entire journey/process/course", is a direct and logical semantic combination of its parts, exemplifying how many Chinese words are constructed by joining independent, meaningful syllables to create a new, specific concept.