Chinese Words - Page 31

Today, we will learn the HSK Words:气势(qì shì)VS气焰(qì yàn). Both 气势(qì shì) and 气焰(qì yàn) are words used to describe a certain atmosphere or state, but they have different meanings and uses. Both words have strong emotional overtones and can convey moods and attitudes in different situations.

Today, we will learn the HSK Words: 擅长 (shàn cháng) VS 善于 (shàn yú), discuss and share a word that we are all familiar with---擅长 (shàn cháng) and 善于 (shàn yú). Let's study together! 擅长 (shàn cháng) is generally only used for a certain skill, which can be followed by verbs or verb phrases, or nouns or noun phrases.

Play the harp to a cow is a Chinese proverb used to describe speaking to the wrong person or object, with no meaning or effect. Let's delve into it further! There was a musician named Gong Mingyi who was skilled in playing the harp. One day, when the weather was fine, Gong Mingyi took his harp and went to the countryside, where a yellow cow was eating grass in the distance.

Chinese culture is broad and profound, with rich word idioms,today we are learning the idiom of ------ "亡羊补牢". This idiom tells us that we should take timely action when we find a problem to prevent things from getting worse.

Today, we will learn the HSK Words: 宽广 (kuān guǎng) VS 宽敞 (kuān chǎng). In our daily lives, the amount of space and scope often affects how we feel. When we run through a 宽广 (kuān guǎng) meadow or work in a 宽敞 (kuān chǎng) room, we have a very different experience.