tuī xíng
practise; carry out; pursue
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中国政府正在推行一项新的经济政策。
Zhōngguó zhèngfǔ zhèngzài tuīxíng yīxiàng xīn de jīngjì zhèngcè.
The Chinese government is implementing a new economic policy.
这家公司正在推行一项新的营销策略。
Zhè jiā gōngsī zhèngzài tuīxíng yīxiàng xīn de yíngxiāo cèlüè.
This company is implementing a new marketing strategy.
学校正在推行一项新的教学改革。
Xuéxiào zhèngzài tuīxíng yīxiàng xīn de jiàoxué gǎigé.
The school is implementing a new teaching reform.
实施 (shīxíng)
implement
推广 (tuīguǎng)
promote
停止 (tíngzhǐ)
stop
取消 (qǔxiāo)
cancel
The Chinese word 推行 (tuī xíng) is composed of two characters: 推 (tuī), meaning "to push" or "to promote," and 行 (xíng), meaning "to go" or "to carry out." Together, these characters form the verb 推行, which means "to promote" or "to implement."The word 推行 has been used in Chinese for centuries, and its meaning has remained largely unchanged. In ancient China, 推行 was often used to describe the process of implementing new laws or policies. For example, the emperor might issue a new law, and then the officials would be responsible for 推行 the law throughout the country.In modern China, 推行 is still used to describe the process of implementing new policies or programs. However, it is also used in a more general sense to mean "to promote" or "to popularize." For example, a company might 推行 a new product, or a government agency might 推行 a new public health campaign.The word 推行 is a versatile verb that can be used in a variety of contexts. It is an important word for HSK learners to know, as it is used frequently in both written and spoken Chinese.
