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奇妙 (qímiào) can be used to describe something that is wonderful or intriguing. For example, one might say: 他的故事真是奇妙 (tā de gùshì zhēnshi qímiào) - His story is truly wonderful/intriguing.
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I found a nice example in a novel by Zhang Wei (张炜). The protagonist looks at his ginger tabby cat and says: "他看它脸上对称的花纹，发现那是一只大蝴蝶的图案，“奇妙之极，只有上苍才能描出这样一张脸" (tā kàntā liǎnshàng duìchèn de huāwén ， fāxiàn nà shìyī zhǐdà húdié de túàn ，“qímiàozhījí， zhǐyǒu shàngcāng cáinéng miáochū zhèyàng yìzhāngliǎn ). 'He looked at the symmetrical pattern on its face and found that it was the pattern of a large butterfly, "so wonderful that only the heavens can draw such a face." ' (Translation & pinyin are by Bing, my copilot)
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Certainly! The word 奇妙 (qímiào) means "wonderful" or "intriguing" in Chinese. Here are some common phrases and idioms that incorporate or relate to the concept of 奇妙:
1. 奇妙的世界 (qímiào de shìjiè) - "The wonderful world." This phrase emphasizes the beauty and intrigue of the world we live in.
2. 奇妙的旅程 (qímiào de lǚchéng) - "A wonderful journey." This suggests an adventure filled with unexpected and delightful experiences.
3. 奇妙的感觉 (qímiào de gǎnjué) - "A wonderful feeling." This can refer to emotions or sensations that are particularly positive or intriguing.
4. 奇妙的发现 (qímiào de fāxiàn) - "A wonderful discovery." This can refer to finding something surprising and delightful, often used in contexts of exploration or learning.
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