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Yes, 恋人 (liàn rén) is used to talk about a romantic partner. It is a compound word made up of two characters: 恋 (liàn) meaning "love" and 人 (rén) meaning "person". Together, they form the phrase 恋人 (liàn rén) which literally translates to "lover". It is used to refer to a romantic partner, not a platonic friend.
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Yes, another Chinese word that has a similar meaning to 恋人 (liàn rén) is 爱人 (ài rén). While 恋人 specifically refers to a romantic partner or lover, 爱人 can mean "lover" as well, but it often carries the connotation of "spouse" or "beloved" and is used in a broader context, including long-term relationships or marriage.
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