所以 (pinyin: suǒ yǐ, written "suo yi" or "suoyi") means therefore. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 所以.
cóng qián, yǒu yí ge xiǎo nán hái zài shān shang fàng yáng. měi tiān tā dōu jué de hěn wú liáo, suǒ yǐ yì tiān tā xiǎng le yí ge bàn fǎ lái ràng zì jǐ kāi xīn.
Long ago, there was a small boy who tended sheep on a mountain. Every day he felt bored, so one day he thought of a way to amuse himself.
在北方,人们喜欢在除夕晚上吃饺子。因为饺子的形状像古代的钱,所以吃饺子代表新的一年会有钱、有福气。
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.