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Yes, agreed. In certain context, 并 is used to indicate "contrary to expectation".
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You can use 并 (bìng) to express that two actions are happening together or simultaneously. For example:
他在书中批评了很多人，并称他们都该进监狱。 He criticized many people in the book saying that they should all be put into prison.
Here, the 并 (bìng) is used to express that the two actions of "criticizing" and "saying that..." are happening together.
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并 (bìng) is used to express that two or more things are happening at the same time or in conjunction with each other. It is often used to connect two verbs or verbal phrases. It can also be used to emphasize a negative statement, such as 并不... (bìng bù...).
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Can you please give me the example sentence that using 并 for emphasize a negative statement?
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Hi there, here are two example sentences where 并 is used to emphasize a negative statement:
- 他并不急于娶亲成家。 [phr] (with emphasized negation) He is not worrying about getting married and starting a family.
- 他的话并没有传达我的意思。 [phr] His words did not convey my meaning.
If you remove 并, the sentences are still correct but the emphasis is no longer present.
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