qián tú
avenir; perspective; promesse
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他前途无量。
tā qiántú wúliàng.
He has a bright future.
我祝你前途似锦。
wǒ zhù nǐ qiántú sìjǐn.
I wish you a bright future.
为了前途，他努力学习。
wèile qiántú, tā nǔlì xuéxí.
For the sake of his future, he studied hard.
未来 (wèilái)
future
前程 (qiánchéng)
prospects
后路 (hòulù)
way out
退路 (tuìlù)
retreat
The Chinese word 前途 (qiántú) is composed of two characters: 前 (qián), meaning "front" or "forward," and 途 (tú), meaning "road" or "path." Together, they literally mean "the road ahead" or "the way forward."The word 前途 has been used in Chinese for centuries, and it has a rich history and cultural significance. It is often used in a positive sense, to refer to one's future prospects or aspirations. For example, someone might say 前途光明 (qiántú guāngmíng), which means "the future is bright."However, 前途 can also be used in a negative sense, to refer to the challenges and obstacles that one may face in the future. For example, someone might say 前途坎坷 (qiántú kǎnkě), which means "the road ahead is bumpy."Regardless of whether it is used in a positive or negative sense, 前途 is a powerful word that can evoke strong emotions. It is a reminder that the future is always uncertain, and that we should always be prepared for whatever it may bring.
