人们 (pinyin: rén men, written "ren men" or "renmen") means people. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 人们.
zài běi fāng, rén men xǐ huan zài chú xī wǎn shang chī jiǎo zi. yīn wèi jiǎo zi de xíng zhuàng xiàng gǔ dài de qián, suǒ yǐ chī jiǎo zi dài biǎo xīn de yì nián huì yǒu qián, yǒu fú qi.
In the north, people like to eat dumplings on New Year's Eve. Because the shape of dumplings is like ancient money, eating dumplings represents that the new year will bring wealth and good fortune.
wú lùn shí dài zěn me biàn huà, yīn yuè sì hū zǒng néng zhǎo dào yì zhǒng ràng rén men jù zài yì qǐ de fāng shì. tā bù xū yào yǔ yán de jiě shì, yě bù xū yào wén huà de bèi jǐng, zhǐ yào xuán lǜ xiǎng qǐ, mò shēng rén yě néng chǎn shēng gòng míng.
No matter how the times change, music seems always able to find a way to bring people together. It needs no explanation in words, and no cultural background: as long as the melody starts to play, even strangers can feel a shared resonance.
For young people, music's social role is equally important. Whether it's KTV, music festivals, or music apps on phones, all of these give friends shared topics of conversation. A popular song can spread across the entire country within days, with people discussing it as they listen and sharing their own feelings.