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Dongzhi 冬至dōngzhì冬至dōngzhì是shì華人huárén文化wénhuà中zhōng一個yíge很hěn重要zhòngyào的de日子rìzi，通常tōngcháng在zài是shì华人huárén文化wénhuà中zhōng一个yíge很hěn重要zhòngyào的de日子rìzi，通常tōngcháng在zài12月yuè21日rì到dào23日rì之間zhījiān12月yuè21日rì到dào23日rì之间zhījiān。這zhè一yì天tiān是shì一年yìnián中zhōng。这zhè一yì天tiān是shì一年yìnián中zhōng白天báitiān最zuì短duǎn、晚上wǎnshàng最zuì長cháng白天báitiān最zuì短duǎn、 晚上wǎnshang最zuì长cháng的de一天yìtiān。從cóng冬至dōngzhì開始kāishǐ，白天báitiān會huì一天yìtiān一天yìtiān變biàn長cháng，代表dàibiǎo的de一天yìtiān。从cóng冬至dōngzhì开始kāishǐ，白天báitiān会huì一天yìtiān一天yìtiān变biàn长cháng，代表dàibiǎo新xīn的de開始kāishǐ和hé希望xīwàng新xīn的de开始kāishǐ和hé希望xīwàng。。 The Winter Solstice, known as Dongzhi 冬至, is one of the most important seasonal festivals in Chinese culture. It usually falls around December 21–23, marking the shortest day and longest night of the year. From this day on, daylight gradually becomes longer, symbolizing renewal, balance, and hope. In China 在zài在zài中國Zhōngguó中国Zhōngguó，人們rénmen覺得juéde冬至dōngzhì是shì一個yíge天氣tiānqì開始kāishǐ慢慢mànmàn變biàn暖nuǎn的de重要zhòngyào時間shíjiān。很hěn多duō家庭jiātíng會huì在zài這zhè一天yìtiān一起yìqǐ吃飯chīfàn，吃chī一些yìxiē可以kěyǐ讓ràng身體shēntǐ變biàn暖nuǎn的de食物shíwù。南方nánfāng的de人rén常cháng吃chī，人们rénmen觉得juéde冬至dōngzhì是shì一个yíge天气tiānqì开始kāishǐ慢慢mànmàn变biàn暖nuǎn的de重要zhòngyào时间shíjiān。很hěn多duō家庭jiātíng会huì在zài这zhè一天yìtiān一起yìqǐ吃饭chīfàn，吃chī一些yìxiē可以kěyǐ让ràng身体shēntǐ变biàn暖nuǎn的de食物shíwù。南方nánfāng的de人rén常cháng吃chī湯圓tāngyuán汤圆tāngyuán，北方běifāng的de人rén則zé常cháng吃chī，北方běifāng的de人rén则zé常cháng吃chī餃子jiǎozi饺子jiǎozi。大家dàjiā相信xiāngxìn，吃chī了le這些zhèxiē食物shíwù，冬天dōngtiān會huì比較bǐjiào不bù容易róngyì生病shēngbìng。。大家dàjiā相信xiāngxìn，吃chī了le这些zhèxiē食物shíwù，冬天dōngtiān会huì比较bǐjiào不bù容易róngyì生病shēngbìng。 In China, Dongzhi has traditionally been seen as a time…

What is a Degree Complement? A degree complement tells how strong or to what extent something is. It answers questions like: “How hot?” “How happy?” “How busy?” In Chinese, degree complements usually come after adjectives or stative verbs (verbs that describe a state, like 忙 máng busy, 累 lèi tired, or 喜歡欢 xǐhuān like). 得很 de hěn — very / quite Used to show a normal or medium level of something….