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开业 (kāi yè): This is a similar word to 开张, meaning "open or start a business". It is pronounced "kāi yè".
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开张 (kāi zhāng) is used to express the idea of opening or starting a business. It is often used in the phrase "开张大吉 (kāi zhāng dà jí)", which means "open for business with great luck". It can also be used in the phrase "开张礼 (kāi zhāng lǐ)", which means "opening ceremony".
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In Chinese culture, the phrase 开张 (kāi zhāng) is often used to refer to the opening of a business. It is a phrase that is used to express the excitement and anticipation of a new venture. The phrase is also used to refer to the opening of a new store, restaurant, or other business. It is a phrase that is often used to celebrate the success of a new business venture. The phrase is also used to express the hope that the business will be successful and prosperous.
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