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局势 (júshì) is not used very often in everyday conversation. It is more commonly used in formal contexts, such as in news reports, political speeches, or academic papers. Here is a phrase frequently used with 局势 (júshì) in it: 扭转局势 (niǔzhuǎn júshì, meaning "to reverse the situation").
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"局面" (júmiàn) and "局势" (júshì) both refer to situations or circumstances, but they are used in slightly different contexts.
"局面" (júmiàn) typically describes a specific scenario or condition, often focusing on the layout or arrangement of elements within a situation. For example, it can refer to the dynamics in a negotiation.
On the other hand, "局势" (júshì) usually pertains to the broader context or trends of a situation, often in political or social contexts. It reflects the overall state of affairs or the situation's development over time.
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