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开往 (kāi wǎng) is primarily used to describe a physical journey, specifically the act of leaving for or heading towards a destination. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a journey towards a goal or a future outcome.
For example, you can say "我开往北京" (wǒ kāi wǎng Běijīng) to mean "I am heading to Beijing" or "我开往成功的道路" (wǒ kāi wǎng chénggōng de dàolù) to mean "I am on the path towards success."
Other Chinese words that can be used in a similar way include "前往" (qián wǎng), "赴" (fù), and "前进" (qián jìn), all of which mean "to go towards" or "to head towards."
It is important to note that "开往" is typically used for journeys that involve transportation, such as taking a train, bus, or plane. If you are simply walking or driving to a destination, it is more common to use "去" (qù) or "到" (dào).
Example sentences:
- 我明天开往上海 (wǒ míngtiān kāi wǎng Shànghǎi) - I am leaving for Shanghai tomorrow.
- 他开往未来的道路 (tā kāi wǎng wèilái de dàolù) - He is on the path towards the future.
- 我们开往南方 (wǒmen kāi wǎng nánfāng) - We are heading towards the south.
- 他们开往美丽的海滩 (tāmen kāi wǎng měilì de hǎitān) - They are bound for the beautiful beach.
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