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泉水 (quánshuǐ) is often used to refer to natural spring water, as opposed to tap water. For example, someone might say 我喜欢喝泉水 (wǒ xǐhuan hē quánshuǐ) meaning "I like to drink spring water".
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山泉 (shānquán): This literally means "mountain spring" and is used to refer to water from a spring.
天然水 (tiānránshuǐ): This literally means "natural water" and is used to refer to water from a spring.
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泉水 (quánshuǐ) refers to water that comes from a natural spring, typically found in mountainous or hilly areas. It is often considered to be pure and clean, as it is filtered through layers of rock and soil before reaching the surface. In Chinese culture, 泉水 is often associated with health and vitality, and is believed to have healing properties.
In everyday conversation, 泉水 may be used to refer to bottled water that comes from a natural spring, as opposed to tap water or purified water. It can also be used in a more poetic or romantic sense, to describe the beauty and tranquility of a natural spring.
In traditional Chinese medicine, 泉水 is believed to have medicinal properties and is often used in herbal remedies and treatments. It is also used in various rituals and ceremonies, such as in the purification of objects or spaces.
Some other related words in Simplified Chinese include 清泉 (qīngquán), which specifically refers to a clear and pure spring, and 泉眼 (quányǎn), which refers to the source or opening of a spring.
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