huì huà
painting
In Chinese, '绘画' (huì huà) refers to the art of laying and spreading colors and shapes on a medium, typically on paper or canvas, to create an image or representation. It can also be used in a general sense to refer to the act of creating such a piece of art. It is a common term in discussions of visual arts and art education.
Wǒ xǐhuān huìhuà.
I like painting.
This sentence expresses the speaker's fondness for painting.
Nǐ zài huìhuà kè shàng xuédào le shénme?
What did you learn in the painting class?
This sentence is a question asking about what someone has learned in their painting class.
Huìhuà kěyǐ bāngzhù wǒ fàngsōng.
Painting can help me relax.
This sentence expresses the speaker's belief that the act of painting is a relaxation method for them.
Tā de huìhuà fēnggé fēicháng dútè.
Her painting style is very unique.
This sentence comments on the unique style of someone's painting.
Zhè fú huìhuà ràng wǒ xiǎngqǐ le wǒ de zǔguó.
This painting reminds me of my homeland.
This sentence describes how a painting has sparked nostalgia in the speaker.
Tā zài xuéxiào xuéxí le huìhuà.
He studied painting at school.
This sentence is about someone who learned painting during their education.
Huìhuà shì tā de zhíyè.
Painting is his profession.
This sentence simply states that someone's job is being a painter.
Tā de huìhuà zài zhǎnlǎn zhōng shòudào le jídà de zànshǎng.
His paintings were greatly appreciated at the exhibition.
This sentence describes how someone's paintings were well-received during an exhibition.
Wǒ zhèngzài huàláng lǐ xīnshǎng huìhuà.
I am appreciating paintings in the gallery.
This phrase describes a person who is currently enjoying paintings at a gallery.
Jīngguò le cháng shíjiān de liànxí, wǒ de huìhuà jìqiǎo dédào le hěn dà de tígāo.
After a long time of practice, my painting skills have greatly improved.
This sentence talks about a significant improvement in painting skills due to extended practice.