In Chinese, there are many characters that like to “replicate” themselves and stay with “地” to act as adverbials to achieve an effect…
In Chinese, there are many characters that like to “replicate” themselves and stay with “地” to act as adverbials to achieve an effect of stressing or emphasis. So, when you see such phrases as 美美地，静静地，深深地，悄悄地, etc, you know they are just adverbials. Don’t be puzzled by them.
Chinese classifiers I
Chinese classifiers II
For “一场”，you have two things to learn. Look at the example:
For “一场”，you have two things to learn. Look at the example:
Although there was a heavy rain yesterday, I went to watch an excellent film showing. 虽然昨天下了一场大雨，但我还是去看了一场很精彩的电影。
“一场” is used as classifier to describe things: 1. rain, snow, storm, turmoil, disaster, disturbance, etc. In this case, it is pronounced yī cháng. 2. sports and recreation. In this case, it is pronounced yī chǎng.
Personal pronouns in Chinese
