xiào liǎn
หน้ายิ้ม; หน้ายิ้ม
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他总是面带笑脸，让人感觉很亲切。
tā zǒng shì miàn dài xiào liǎn, ràng rén gǎn jué hěn qīn qiè.
He always has a smile on his face, which makes people feel very friendly.
她笑脸盈盈地走过来，让人如沐春风。
tā xiào liǎn yíng yíng de zǒu guò lái, ràng rén rú mù chūn fēng.
She walked over with a smile on her face, making people feel like they were bathed in the spring breeze.
他们笑脸相迎，让人倍感温暖。
tā men xiào liǎn xiāng yíng, ràng rén bèi gǎn wēn nuǎn.
They greeted each other with smiles, making people feel doubly warm.
笑脸 (xiào liǎn)
smiling face
笑脸盈盈 (xiào liǎn yíng yíng)
smiling face
哭脸 (kū liǎn)
crying face
苦瓜脸 (kǔ guā liǎn)
bitter face
The Chinese word 笑脸 (xiào liǎn) for "smiling face" is a compound of two characters: 笑 (xiào), meaning "to laugh" or "to smile," and 脸 (liǎn), meaning "face." The character 笑 is composed of the radical 口 (kǒu), meaning "mouth," and the phonetic component 肖 (xiào), which is a variant of the character 笑 itself. The character 脸 is composed of the radical 肉 (ròu), meaning "meat" or "flesh," and the phonetic component 面 (miàn), which means "face."The combination of these two characters creates the word 笑脸, which literally means "smiling face." This word is often used to describe a person who is happy, friendly, or approachable. It can also be used to refer to a person who is being humorous or playful. In addition to its literal meaning, 笑脸 can also be used figuratively to refer to a person who is positive, optimistic, or hopeful.
