yān huā
fireworks
The Chinese word '烟花' is used to refer to fireworks. It is commonly used during celebrations or festivals in China, especially during Lunar New Year to scare away evil spirits and bring good luck for the coming year.
Yānhuā zài yèkōng zhōng zhànfàng
Fireworks are blooming in the night sky
This sentence is expressing the beautiful scene where fireworks are set off at night, lighting up the dark sky with various colors.
Nàlǐ jiāng huì yǒu yānhuā biǎoyǎn
There will be a fireworks display there
The speaker indicates that a firework show will take place in a certain location in the future.
Yānhuā gěi wǒmen de jiérì zēngtiānle xǐqìng
Fireworks add festive joy to our holiday
This sentence highlights the role of fireworks in enhancing the festive mood of a celebration or holiday.
Tāmen zài xīnshǎng yānhuā
They are appreciating the fireworks
The sentence is about a group of people enjoying or admiring a firework show.
Wǒ cóng bù cuòguò rènhé yīchǎng yānhuā
I never miss any fireworks
This implies that the speaker loves fireworks to the extent of never missing an opportunity to see them.
Qǐng bǎochí ānquán, bùyào suíyì ránfàng yānhuā
Please stay safe, don't set off fireworks at will
This sentence advises against the haphazard lighting of fireworks, indicating a concern for safety.
Zhè yānhuā hǎoxiàng huāduǒ yīyàng
This firework looks like a flower
The sentence describes a firework that has a shape or appearance similar to a flower when it bursts in the sky.
Tā zài pāishè yānhuā zhàopiàn
She is taking pictures of fireworks
The sentence indicates a person, specifically a woman, who is in the process of photographing a firework display.
Wǒ xǐhuān yānhuā de yánsè
I like the color of the fireworks
The speaker here shows his/her preference for the various colors that fireworks produce when they are set off.
Xīnnián de yānhuā rúcǐ měilì
New Year's fireworks are so beautiful
The speaker here admires the beauty of the fireworks that are usually displayed during New Year celebrations.