yān huā
feux d'artifice
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春节期间，人们喜欢燃放烟花爆竹。
chūn jié qī jiān, rén men xǐ huan rán fàng yān huā bào zhú.
During the Spring Festival, people like to set off fireworks and firecrackers.
烟花在夜空中绽放，美丽极了。
yān huā zài yè kōng zhōng zhàn fàng, měi lì jí le.
The fireworks bloomed in the night sky, so beautiful.
烟花虽然美丽，但也会造成空气污染。
yān huā suī rán měi lì, dàn yě huì zào chéng kōng qì wū rǎn.
Although fireworks are beautiful, they can also cause air pollution.
焰火 (yànhuǒ)
fireworks
爆竹 (bàozhú)
firecrackers
素净 (sù jìng)
plain
朴素 (pǔ sù)
simple
The Chinese word 烟花 (yānhuā) is composed of two characters: 烟 (yān) and 花 (huā). 烟 originally meant "smoke" or "mist", but in modern Chinese, it is often used to refer to "tobacco" or "cigarette". 花 means "flower" or "blossom". When combined, 烟花 literally means "smoke flower" or "fireworks". The term 烟花 has been used in Chinese literature for centuries to describe the beauty and transience of life. In modern Chinese, it is commonly used to refer to fireworks, which are often used to celebrate festivals and special occasions.
