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The term "江河" (jiāng hé) specifically refers to "rivers" in Chinese, but there are related words that carry different meanings, even if they share some phonetic similarity or conceptual connection.
1. 湖 (hú) - This means "lake." While lakes and rivers are both bodies of water, the word "湖" (hú) refers specifically to a larger body of water surrounded by land, contrasting with "江河" (jiāng hé), which denotes flowing water.
2. 海 (hǎi) - This means "sea." It refers to large bodies of saltwater, contrasting significantly with the freshwater connotation of "江河" (jiāng hé).
3. 泉 (quán) - This means "spring" or "fountain," referring to a natural source of water that flows from the ground. This is different from "江河" (jiāng hé), which describes larger watercourses.
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