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使命 (shǐmìng) and 任务 (rènwù) both mean "mission" in English, but they have slightly different connotations. 使命 implies a sense of purpose or destiny, and is often used to refer to a mission that is of great importance or has a moral component. 任务, on the other hand, implies a task or assignment that needs to be completed, and is often used to refer to a mission that is practical or has a specific goal.
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使命 (shǐmìng) is commonly used in a sentence to refer to one's mission or purpose in life. It can also refer to a specific task or duty that one is assigned to fulfill.
Example 1: 我的使命是帮助那些需要帮助的人。(Wǒ de shǐmìng shì bāngzhù nàxiē xūyào bāngzhù de rén.)
My mission is to help those in need.
Example 2: 作为一名医生，我的使命是拯救生命。(Zuòwéi yīmíng yīshēng, wǒ de shǐmìng shì zhěngjiù shēngmìng.)
As a doctor, my mission is to save lives.
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