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In everyday conversation, 群众 (qúnzhòng) is often used to refer to a large group of people or the general public. It can also be used to describe the common people or the working class.
For example, you might hear someone say "我们要为群众谋福利" (wǒmen yào wèi qúnzhòng móu fúlì), which means "We must work for the benefit of the masses."
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1. 大众 (dàzhòng) - This word also means "the masses" or "the general public." It can refer to a large group of people or the common people in society.
2. 民众 (mínzhòng) - This word specifically refers to "the people" or "the public" in a political or social context. It can also refer to a group of people with a common identity or interest.
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1. Political context: In this context, 群众 (qúnzhòng) refers to the general population or the masses of people in a society. It is often used in political speeches or writings to refer to the collective power and influence of the people. For example, "群众的力量是无穷的" (qúnzhòng de lìliàng shì wúqióng de) means "the power of the masses is infinite."
2. Social context: In this context, 群众 (qúnzhòng) can refer to a group of people with a common interest or goal. It can also refer to the general public or the common people. For example, "群众的声音应该被听到" (qúnzhòng de shēngyīn yīnggāi bèi tīngdào) means "the voice of the masses should be heard."
3. Cultural context: In this context, 群众 (qúnzhòng) can refer to the general public's taste or preference in terms of culture, entertainment, or art. For example, "这部电影受到了群众的欢迎" (zhè bù diànyǐng shòudào le qúnzhòng de huānyíng) means "this movie is popular among the masses."
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