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特朗普访华前瞻——台湾怎么办?

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Grammar Points

因...而...Cause-Effect with 因...而...HSK 5

This pattern expresses causation, meaning 'because of X, therefore Y' or 'due to X, Y happens'. 因 introduces the cause, and 而 connects to the result. It's more formal than 因为...所以...

"特朗普原定于3月31日至4月2日的访华行程,因伊朗战争延宕而推迟至5月14日至15日"

是否/会否 + VerbYes-No Question with 是否/会否HSK 5

是否 (whether) and 会否 (whether...will) are formal ways to form yes-no questions, commonly used in written Chinese and news. They mean 'whether or not' and appear before the verb phrase.

"台湾问题会否摆上桌?"

谈及 + TopicDiscussing/Touching Upon with 谈及HSK 5

谈及 means 'to talk about' or 'to touch upon' and is used to introduce topics of discussion. It's more formal than 谈 or 说 and commonly appears in news and formal writing.

"《风云对话》近日独家专访美国知名国际关系学者、芝加哥大学政治学教授约翰·米尔斯海默,谈及中美元首会晤、伊朗战争、美以关系等话题"

原定于...的 + NounOriginally Scheduled with 原定于HSK 5

原定于 means 'originally scheduled for/at' and is used to describe plans that were initially set. It modifies a noun (like 行程 'itinerary') and indicates the original timing before changes occurred.

"特朗普原定于3月31日至4月2日的访华行程,因伊朗战争延宕而推迟至5月14日至15日"

有记者提问 + Question/StatementReporter Question IntroductionHSK 4

This is a formulaic pattern used in press conferences and news reports to introduce questions from journalists. 有记者提问 literally means 'a reporter asked a question' and is followed by the content of the question.

"有记者提问,中美元首会晤在即,外界猜测台湾问题是中方首要关切议题"

Key Vocabulary

deHSK1

(used after an attribute when it modifies a noun)

关系guān xìHSK3

to have to do with

yuèHSK1

month

大国dà guó
HSK1

date, day of the month

会晤huì wùHSK7

conference

学者xué zhěHSK5

scholar

美元měi
国际guó jìHSK4

international

shǒuHSK4

classifier for poems, songs etc

zhōngHSK3
问题wèn tíHSK1

issue

海默hǎi mò
约翰yuē hàn
台湾tái wān
战争zhàn zhēngHSK6

war; conflict

日至rì zhì
美国měi guó
伊朗yī lǎng
shìHSK1

(adverb for emphatic assertion)

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