大展鸿图（Dà Zhǎn Hóng Tú）: To achieve great success or ambitions. It refers to the hope or prediction that someone will have a bright future and accomplish great things.
别墅（Bié Shù）: Villa. A large and luxurious house, often with its own garden or swimming pool.
水池（Shuǐ Chí）: Swimming pool. A pool of water for swimming or decoration.
银龙鱼（Yín Lóng Yú）: Silver arowana. A type of fish known for its distinctive appearance and often kept in ornamental ponds or aquariums.
茶具（Chá Jù）: Tea set. The utensils used for brewing and serving tea, often including a teapot, cups, and saucers.
研墨（Yán Mò）: To grind ink. A traditional process of preparing ink for Chinese calligraphy or painting.
下笔（Xià Bǐ）: To start writing or painting. The act of beginning to write or draw with a brush.
大师（Dà Shī）: Master. An expert or skilled artist in a particular field, such as calligraphy or painting.
亲手（Qīn Shǒu）: With one's own hands. Doing something personally or by oneself.
办公室（Bàn Gōng Shì）: Office. A room or space where people work, often in a business or professional setting.
关公（Guān Gōng）: Lord Guan Yu. A revered historical figure in Chinese culture, known for his loyalty and bravery. Often worshipped as a god of war and righteousness.
鸿运（Hóng Yùn）: Good fortune or great luck. Refers to a period of time when someone experiences continuous success or luck.
总是（Zǒng Shì）: Always. Indicates that something happens all the time or without exception.
骑楼（Qí Lóu）: A type of building with a covered walkway at street level, common in some Chinese cities.
越秀（Yuè Xiù）: Yuexiu. A district in Guangzhou, China, known for its historical and cultural significance.
小北（Xiǎo Běi）: Xiaobei. A area in Guangzhou, China, known for its vibrant atmosphere and commercial activities.
淘金（Táo Jīn）: Gold panning. The act of searching for gold in a river or stream, often used metaphorically to refer to seeking wealth or opportunities.
帝女花（Dì Nǚ Huā）: A classic Cantonese opera. A famous work in Cantonese opera that tells a tragic love story.
任剑辉（Rén Jiàn Huī）: Ren Jianhui. A famous Cantonese opera performer known for his roles in classic productions.
白雪仙（Bái Xuě Xiān）:白雪仙 (Bái Xuě Xiān): A renowned Cantonese opera actress and singer, celebrated for her contributions to the art form.
农家乐（Nóng Lè Yuè）:农家乐 (Nóng Lè Yuè): A type of rural tourism that offers visitors an experience of countryside life, including activities like farming, cooking, and dining in a rural setting.
太平馆（Tài Píng Guǎn）:太平馆 (Tài Píng Guǎn): A historic Western restaurant in Guangzhou, known for its long-standing presence and traditional Western cuisine.
精气神（Jīng Qì Shén）:精气神 (Jīng Qì Shén): Refers to the essence of one's spirit and vitality, representing the overall energy and demeanor of a person.
敌人（Dí Rén）:敌人 (Dí Rén): Opponent or foe. Refers to someone who opposes or is in conflict with another.
幻想（Fàn Tǎn）:幻想 (Fàn Tǎn): Fantasy or delusion. Imagination or a conception of something not based on reality.
泡沫（Mò Fó）:泡沫 (Mò Fó): Foam or bubble. Often used metaphorically to represent something transient or insubstantial.
烧腊店（Shāo Là Diàn）:烧腊店 (Shāo Là Diàn): A shop that specializes in roasted meats, a popular Cantonese cuisine.
外卖盒（Wài Mài Hé）:外卖盒 (Wài Mài Hé): Takeout box. A container used for packaging food to be taken away from a restaurant.
九爷鸡（Jiǔ Yé Jī）:九爷鸡 (Jiǔ Yé Jī): A specific type of chicken dish, possibly a family or regionally recognized recipe.
火锅（Huǒ Guō）:火锅 (Huǒ Guō): Hot pot. A Chinese cooking method where ingredients are cooked at the table in a simmering pot of broth.
娃娃菜（Wá Wá Cài）:娃娃菜 (Wá Wá Cài): A type of Chinese cabbage, often used in stir-fries and soups.
大排档（Dà Pái Dàng）:大排档 (Dà Pái Dàng): Open-air food stall or food market, common in many Chinese cities.
广东人（Guǎng Dōng Rén）:广东人 (Guǎng Dōng Rén): People from Guangdong province in China, known for their unique culture and cuisine.
北京（Běi Jīng）:北京 (Běi Jīng): Beijing, the capital city of China.
粤语（Yuè Yǔ）:粤语 (Yuè Yǔ): Cantonese. A variety of Chinese spoken in the Guangdong province and Hong Kong.
珠江（Zhū Jiāng）:珠江 (Zhū Jiāng): Pearl River. A major river in southern China, flowing through Guangdong province.
skr（skr）: A slang term used in hip-hop culture to mimic the sound of a car engine revving, often used to express excitement or approval.
赛龙舟（Sài Lóng Zhōu）:赛龙舟 (Sài Lóng Zhōu): Dragon boat racing. A traditional Chinese water sport with a history of over 2000 years.
啫啫煲（Zhē Zhē Bāo）:啫啫煲 (Zhē Zhē Bāo): A Cantonese-style clay pot dish, often featuring ingredients like chicken or pork cooked with sauce.
凉茶（Liáng Chá）:凉茶 (Liáng Chá): Herbal tea. A traditional Chinese beverage made from herbs and used for its medicinal properties.
老字号（Lǎo Zì Hào）:老字号 (Lǎo Zì Hào): Time-honored brand. Refers to a brand or shop with a long history and reputation.
叉烧包（Chā Shāo Bāo）:叉烧包 (Chā Shāo Bāo): Barbecue pork bun. A type of Cantonese dim sum featuring a fluffy bun filled with sweet barbecue pork.
粽子（Zòng Zǐ）:粽子 (Zòng Zǐ): Zongzi. A traditional Chinese food made of glutinous rice stuffed with various fillings and wrapped in bamboo leaves.
碱水（Jiǎn Shuǐ）:碱水 (Jiǎn Shuǐ): Alkali water. A solution used in cooking to adjust the pH level of ingredients, often used in making certain types of bread or noodles.
练字（Liàn Zì）:练字 (Liàn Zì): Practice writing characters. The act of practicing Chinese calligraphy to improve one's writing skills.
累了（Lèi Le）:累了 (Lèi Le): Tired. Indicates a state of fatigue or exhaustion.
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