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繁华 (fánhuá): bustling, lively, bustling with activity.
热闹 and 繁华 both refer to a lively atmosphere, but 热闹 is more focused on the noise and excitement, while 繁华 is more focused on the activity.
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热闹 (rènào) is used to describe a lively and exciting atmosphere. It is often used to describe a place or event that is full of people and activity. For example, one might say that a street market is 热闹 (rènào) or that a party was 热闹 (rènào). It can also be used to describe a person's mood, such as when someone is feeling energetic and excited.
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