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Expresses when something began or the background situation (“from childhood,” “from that day”). Learners can plug in other time/place phrases to set context.
"唐代著名的大诗人李白，从小学习刻苦，志向远大。"
Highlights an uninterrupted span of time during which an expected action does not happen, often stressing effort or endurance.
"传说他有一天在油灯下读书写字，一连三个时辰没动地方。"
Indicates that something happened without the speaker noticing; it functions like a soft transition into a new state.
"后来实在太累了，不知不觉地趴在桌上睡着了。"
Shows that an action continues and often leads to another result or change; can be paired with consequential clauses.
"这时他做了一个梦，梦见他还在写字，写着写着，笔杆上开出了鲜艳的花朵。"
Used to describe repeated actions or increasing amounts one after another, emphasizing quantity or continuity.
"飞快地写着，写了一张又一张。"
to finish
(used at the end of a declarative sentence for emphasis)
(third-person singular) (since the early 20th century, usu. male) he; him; his
to catch fire
to write
afterwards; later
(used before a verb to indicate an action in progress)
also
these
(adverb for emphatic assertion)
variant of 鮮豔|鲜艳[xian1 yan4]
from childhood; from a young age
measure word to show the frequency of an action
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