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B1 noun 6 Min. Lesezeit

春季

chūnjì

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At the A1 level, you just need to know that 春季 (chūnjì) means 'spring'. You might already know '春天' (chūntiān), which is the easier word used in daily life. Think of 春季 as the 'official' name for the season. You will see it on calendars or when people talk about school semesters. It is one of the four seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. In Chinese, these are 春 (spring), 夏 (summer), 秋 (autumn), and 冬 (winter). When you add '季' to these words, you get the formal names for the seasons. For example, 春季 is the spring season. It is a time when the weather gets warm and flowers start to grow. You can use it in simple sentences like 'I like the spring season' (我喜欢春季). However, most A1 learners will find '春天' more common. Just remember that '季' means 'season'.

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At the A2 level, you can start using 春季 to describe specific events. For example, you can talk about 'spring clothes' (春季服装) or a 'spring sale' (春季打折). You should recognize that 春季 sounds a bit more formal than '春天'. If you are looking at a weather forecast on TV, you will likely hear the reporter use 春季. You can also use it to say which months are in spring. For example, 'March, April, and May are the spring season' (三月、四月和五月是春季). At this level, you should be able to distinguish between the four seasons using the '季' suffix: 春季, 夏季, 秋季, and 冬季. This helps you understand schedules and more formal documents.

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As a B1 learner, you should use 春季 in professional or educational contexts. For example, in a university setting, you would talk about the 春季学期 (spring semester). You should also be able to use it as a time adverbial in more complex sentences. For instance, 'During the spring season, many people suffer from allergies' (春季，很多人会过敏). You'll notice that 春季 is often used in business, such as 'Spring Canton Fair' (春季广交会). You should also understand that 春季 is a noun and can be modified by adjectives like 'warm' (温暖的) or 'short' (短促的). At this level, you are expected to know the difference between the colloquial '春天' and the more formal 春季 and choose the appropriate one based on the situation.

At the B2 level, you should be comfortable using 春季 in written reports, academic essays, and formal presentations. You can discuss the characteristics of the 春季 climate in different regions of China, such as the 'Spring Sandstorms' in the north or the 'Plum Rain Season' which sometimes begins towards the end of spring in the south. You should also be aware of common collocations like 春季招聘 (spring recruitment) and 春季高考 (spring college entrance exam in some provinces). Your use of the word should reflect an understanding of its role as a formal time marker. You might also encounter it in literature to set a specific, structured timeframe for a story. You should be able to contrast the 春季 of the northern hemisphere with that of the southern hemisphere in a discussion about global geography.

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By the C1 level, you should have a nuanced understanding of 春季 within cultural and economic frameworks. You can analyze how 春季 influences consumer behavior, such as the peak in tourism during the 'Spring Golden Week' (though usually referred to by the festival name, the seasonal context is 春季). You should be able to read technical articles about agriculture, meteorology, or ecology that use 春季 to describe biological cycles. You might also explore the metaphorical use of 春季 in political or economic discourse, referring to a period of 'thawing' or 'new growth' in relations or markets. Your vocabulary should include related terms like '春季平均气温' (average spring temperature) and '春季作物' (spring crops). You can switch between 春季 and other synonyms like '阳春' or '仲春' depending on the desired tone and precision.

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At the C2 level, your mastery of 春季 extends to its most formal and specialized applications. You can use it in high-level academic research, such as discussing '春季物候学' (spring phenology) or the impact of climate change on '春季水文特征' (spring hydrological characteristics). You understand the subtle differences in how 春季 is used in various Chinese-speaking regions and in different historical periods. You can appreciate the use of 春季 in official government white papers or international treaties. Furthermore, you can use the term to discuss complex seasonal economic models or the sociological impact of seasonal transitions in urban environments. Your command of the word is indistinguishable from that of an educated native speaker, and you can use it to convey precise temporal information within any professional or intellectual context.

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春季 in 30 Sekunden

Formal term for the spring season.
Used in academic, business, and meteorological contexts.
Contrasts with the colloquial '春天' (chūntiān).
Essential for understanding school and trade schedules.

The term 春季 (chūnjì) refers specifically to the season of spring. While many beginners learn the word 春天 (chūntiān) first, 春季 is the more formal, technical, and academic way to describe this period of time. In the Chinese calendar and meteorological contexts, it represents the transition from the cold of winter to the heat of summer.

Formal Usage: You will encounter this word in weather reports, academic papers, and official business schedules, such as the spring semester or spring fashion collections.

这家公司计划在春季发布新产品。 (This company plans to release new products in the spring season.)

In common conversation, people might say 'Spring is coming' using 春天, but if they are talking about the 'Spring Quarter' at a university, they will almost always use 春季. It implies a defined period within a calendar year. The characters themselves provide a clue to the meaning: '春' (chūn) means spring, and '季' (jì) means season or period. Together, they emphasize the seasonal aspect rather than just the feeling of the weather.

每年的春季，这里都会举行盛大的花展。 (Every spring, a grand flower exhibition is held here.)

Agricultural Context: Farmers use 春季 to denote the sowing season, often linked to the solar terms (节气) which have guided Chinese agriculture for millennia.

农民们在春季忙着播种。 (Farmers are busy sowing seeds in the spring.)

北京的春季短促而多风。 (Spring in Beijing is short and windy.)

Educational Context: Schools in China typically have a 春季学期 (spring semester) which begins after the Lunar New Year holiday.

学校的春季运动会定在下个月举行。 (The school's spring sports meet is scheduled for next month.)

Because 春季 is a noun, it functions as a subject or an object in a sentence, or as an attributive modifying another noun. It is rarely used as a standalone exclamation compared to '春天来了!' (Spring is here!). Instead, you would see it on a calendar or in a report: '春季：三月至五月' (Spring: March to May).

Using 春季 correctly requires understanding its role as a time-based noun. Unlike the more poetic '春天', 春季 is often used to categorize events or states.

As a Time Subject: When the season itself is the topic of discussion, especially in a factual sense.

春季是万物复苏的季节。 (Spring is the season when all things revive.)

As an Attributive Modifier: Using 春季 to describe another noun, like 'clothing' or 'exams'.

商场正在进行春季服装促销。 (The mall is having a spring clothing promotion.)

他在春季学期选修了三门课程。 (He took three elective courses in the spring semester.)

Describing Duration: When talking about how long the season lasts or when it occurs.

这个地区的春季通常从三月开始。 (Spring in this region usually starts in March.)

由于气候变化，春季的到来似乎比以前早了。 (Due to climate change, the arrival of spring seems earlier than before.)

我们要为春季旅游做好准备。 (We need to prepare for spring travel.)

When using 春季 in writing, it often pairs with verbs like 来临 (láilín - to arrive), 结束 (jiéshù - to end), or 持续 (chíxù - to continue). It provides a more structured sense of time than the colloquial equivalents. For example, 'The spring season has ended' is '春季已经结束了'. This sounds more like an official statement than 'Spring is gone'.

You are most likely to hear 春季 in environments where precision and formality are valued.

News and Media: News anchors talking about seasonal economic trends or weather patterns will use 春季.

气象台发布了春季降水预报。 (The meteorological station released the spring precipitation forecast.)

Academic and Professional Settings: In universities, the academic year is divided into 春季学期 and 秋季学期 (autumn semester).

我们学校的春季招生已经开始了。 (Our school's spring recruitment has already begun.)

这是今年春季最流行的颜色。 (This is the most popular color this spring season.)

Business and Trade: Large trade fairs, like the Canton Fair (广交会), have two sessions: one in the spring (春季) and one in the autumn.

许多外国商人参加了春季交易会。 (Many foreign merchants participated in the spring trade fair.)

春季是过敏性鼻炎的高发期。 (Spring is the peak period for allergic rhinitis.)

In summary, while you might feel 'spring' (春天) in the air, you 'schedule' things for the 'spring season' (春季). If you are reading a textbook, a newspaper, or looking at a corporate calendar, this is the word that will greet you.

One of the most frequent errors learners make is confusing 春季 with 春天. While they both mean spring, they are not always interchangeable in terms of register.

Register Mismatch: Using 春季 in a very emotional or poetic context can sound a bit clinical or stiff. For instance, 'I miss the spring' sounds better as '我想念春天' than '我想念春季'.

Incorrect: 我在春季感到很开心。 (I feel very happy in the spring season - sounds too formal.)

Confusing with 'Month': Learners sometimes try to say 'March is a spring season' incorrectly. Remember that 春季 is the whole period, not a single month.

Correct: 三月属于春季。 (March belongs to the spring season.)

Overusing '的': In formal compound nouns, the '的' (de) is often dropped. Saying '春季的学期' is grammatically okay but '春季学期' is much more natural.

Better: 春季广交会。 (Spring Canton Fair.)

注意：不要把春季错写成“春继”。 (Note: Don't mistype '春季' as '春继'.)

Another mistake is forgetting that '春季' covers a three-month span. If you are talking about a specific day, use a specific date or '春日' (chūnrì - spring day). Using 春季 for a single afternoon event might sound too broad unless it's part of a 'Spring Season Series' of events.

Understanding the nuances between 春季 and its synonyms will greatly improve your Chinese fluency.

春天 (chūntiān): The most common word for spring. It is colloquial, warm, and used in everyday life. Use this when talking to friends or family.
春日 (chūnrì): A more literary or poetic word meaning 'spring day' or 'springtime'. You'll see this in poems, song lyrics, or beautiful prose.
早春 (zǎochūn): Specifically refers to 'early spring', the very beginning of the season when it might still be quite cold.

虽然已经是春季，但早春的气温仍然很低。 (Although it is already the spring season, temperatures in early spring are still very low.)

诗人歌颂美好的春季。 (The poet praises the beautiful spring season.)

春色 (chūnsè): Literally 'spring color', referring to the beautiful scenery of spring. This is descriptive, whereas 春季 is chronological.

满园的春色说明春季已经深了。 (The spring scenery throughout the garden shows that the spring season is well underway.)

北方和南方的春季景观大不相同。 (The spring landscapes in the north and south are very different.)

Choosing the right word depends on whether you are being technical (春季), casual (春天), poetic (春日), or descriptive (春色). Mastering these differences is a hallmark of reaching a B2/C1 level of Chinese proficiency.

How Formal Is It?

Wusstest du?

In ancient China, the seasons were often linked to the five elements. Spring is associated with the element of Wood and the color Green.

Aussprachehilfe

UK /tʃuːn dʒiː/

US /tʃun dʒi/

The stress is balanced on both syllables, as is common in Mandarin Chinese words.

Reimt sich auf

亲 (qīn) 心 (xīn) 新 (xīn) 金 (jīn) 林 (lín) 民 (mín) 信 (xìn) 进 (jìn)

Häufige Fehler

Pronouncing 'j' as a hard 'zh' sound.
Mispronouncing the first tone 'chūn' as a second or third tone.
Confusing the 'i' in 'jì' with a short 'i' as in 'it'.
Failing to keep the 'ch' sound retroflex.
Making the 'j' sound too much like a 'z'.

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Lesen 3/5

Easy to recognize if you know the characters for spring and season.

Schreiben 4/5

The character '春' has many strokes and requires practice to write neatly.

Sprechen 2/5

Pronunciation is straightforward for most learners.

Hören 3/5

Can be confused with '春天' or other '季' words if not paying attention.

Was du als Nächstes lernen solltest

Voraussetzungen

春天季季节天气

Als Nächstes lernen

夏季秋季冬季学期招聘

Fortgeschritten

物候气象播种复苏繁花似锦

Wichtige Grammatik

Time nouns as adverbials

他在春季去北京。 (He goes to Beijing in the spring.)

Noun-Noun compounds

春季服装 (Spring clothing)

Using '是' for definitions

三月是春季。 (March is spring.)

Omission of '的' in fixed terms

春季学期 (Spring semester)

Classifiers with seasons

这一个春季 (This one spring season)

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Beispiele nach Niveau

春季很温暖。

Spring is very warm.

Simple Subject-Adjective structure.

我喜欢春季。

I like the spring season.

Subject-Verb-Object.

春季有花。

There are flowers in spring.

Existence sentence with '有'.

春季不冷。

Spring is not cold.

Negative adjective sentence.

这是春季。

This is spring.

Simple identification.

春季美吗？

Is spring beautiful?

Question using '吗'.

春季多雨。

It rains a lot in spring.

Subject-Adjective (quantity).

再见，春季。

Goodbye, spring.

Informal farewell to a season.

春季的衣服很漂亮。

Spring clothes are very beautiful.

Noun phrase with '的'.

我们春季去旅游。

We go traveling in spring.

Time adverbial before the verb.

春季从三月开始。

Spring starts from March.

Using '从...开始'.

北京的春季很短。

Spring in Beijing is very short.

Possessive '的' indicating location's season.

你在春季做什么？

What do you do in the spring?

Question with '什么'.

春季的天气很好。

The weather in spring is very good.

Compound subject '春季的天气'.

小草在春季变绿了。

The grass turns green in spring.

Change of state with '了'.

春季是打折的季节。

Spring is the season for sales.

Defining a noun with another noun phrase.

春季学期通常在二月开学。

The spring semester usually starts in February.

Formal term '春季学期'.

春季是万物复苏的时候。

Spring is the time when all things revive.

Descriptive definition of a season.

由于春季多雨，出门要带伞。

Because it rains a lot in spring, bring an umbrella when going out.

Causal conjunction '由于'.

这家公司发布了春季新品。

This company released new spring products.

Business context usage.

春季的气温波动很大。

Spring temperatures fluctuate greatly.

Describing physical phenomena.

他在春季广交会上签了合同。

He signed a contract at the Spring Canton Fair.

Proper noun collocation.

春季是预防流感的重要时期。

Spring is an important period for preventing the flu.

Health and safety context.

北方春季经常有沙尘暴。

There are often sandstorms in the north during spring.

Regional weather description.

春季招生简章已经公布了。

The spring recruitment brochure has been published.

Formal administrative language.

春季作物需要充足的水分。

Spring crops need sufficient moisture.

Agricultural terminology.

春季广交会吸引了全球客商。

The Spring Canton Fair attracted merchants from all over the world.

Economic context.

我们要加强春季森林防火工作。

We must strengthen spring forest fire prevention work.

Official government directive.

春季是过敏体质者的难熬季节。

Spring is a difficult season for people with allergies.

Describing a specific group's experience.

这个地区的春季降水量逐年增加。

The spring precipitation in this area is increasing year by year.

Statistical/Scientific reporting.

春季学期的课程安排非常紧凑。

The course schedule for the spring semester is very tight.

Academic planning.

春季也是动物迁徙的季节。

Spring is also the season for animal migration.

Biological context.

春季物候的变化反映了气候变暖。

Changes in spring phenology reflect global warming.

Scientific analysis.

春季高考为学生提供了更多机会。

The spring college entrance exam provides more opportunities for students.

Educational policy discussion.

春季经济论坛讨论了复苏计划。

The Spring Economic Forum discussed the recovery plan.

High-level professional context.

春季往往是房地产市场的活跃期。

Spring is often an active period for the real estate market.

Market trend analysis.

该地区的春季水文特征十分独特。

The spring hydrological characteristics of this region are very unique.

Specialized geographical terminology.

春季服装发布会展示了最新趋势。

The spring fashion show displayed the latest trends.

Industry-specific usage.

春季也是心理疾病的高发期之一。

Spring is also one of the peak periods for mental illness.

Medical/Psychological context.

春季造林对生态修复至关重要。

Spring afforestation is crucial for ecological restoration.

Environmental science context.

春季大气环流的异常导致了干旱。

Anomalies in spring atmospheric circulation led to drought.

Highly technical meteorological term.

春季劳动力市场的结构性矛盾凸显。

Structural contradictions in the spring labor market have become prominent.

Advanced economic sociology.

春季作物病虫害防治是重中之重。

The prevention and control of spring crop pests and diseases is the top priority.

Agricultural policy/science.

春季不仅是自然的更迭，更是文化的象征。

Spring is not only a natural transition but also a cultural symbol.

Philosophical/Literary discourse.

春季内需的扩大带动了整体经济增长。

The expansion of domestic demand in spring drove overall economic growth.

Macroeconomic analysis.

春季旅游市场的细分化趋势日益明显。

The trend of segmentation in the spring tourism market is becoming increasingly evident.

Marketing theory.

春季冰雪融化对下游供水具有重要意义。

Spring snowmelt is of great significance for downstream water supply.

Hydrological engineering.

春季外交攻势旨在打破当前的僵局。

The spring diplomatic offensive aims to break the current stalemate.

Metaphorical political usage.

Häufige Kollokationen

春季学期

春季服装

春季广交会

春季招聘

春季高考

春季运动会

春季降水

春季花展

春季流行病

春季作物

Häufige Phrasen

春季来临

— The arrival of spring. Used in formal descriptions of the season starting.

随着春季来临，天气变暖了。

春季结束

— The end of the spring season. Often used in administrative or agricultural contexts.

春季结束后，夏天就到了。

春季新品

— New spring products. Very common in retail and advertising.

欢迎选购春季新品。

春季招生

— Spring enrollment or recruitment. Used by schools and companies.

春季招生工作已经结束。

春季气温

— Spring temperature. Used in weather reports and scientific contexts.

春季气温多变。

春季景观

— Spring landscape. Used to describe the scenery of the season.

春季景观非常迷人。

春季时令

— Spring season/time. Often refers to seasonal foods or customs.

这是春季时令蔬菜。

春季联赛

— Spring league. Used in sports contexts.

春季联赛正在进行中。

春季大扫除

— Spring cleaning. Though '春天' is also used, this is the formal term.

我们要进行一次春季大扫除。

春季旅游

— Spring travel. Used in tourism marketing.

春季旅游线路很受欢迎。

Wird oft verwechselt mit

春季 vs 春天

春天 is colloquial and emotional; 春季 is formal and technical.

春季 vs 春节

春节 is the Spring Festival (holiday); 春季 is the entire spring season.

春季 vs 季风

季风 means monsoon; don't confuse the 'ji' with the season itself.

Redewendungen & Ausdrücke

"春华秋实"

— Spring flowers and autumn fruit. Metaphor for cause and effect or hard work and its rewards.

这是他多年春华秋实的结果。

Literary

"春回大地"

— Spring returns to the earth. Describes the feeling of everything coming back to life.

春回大地，万象更新。

Literary

"春色满园"

— Spring colors fill the garden. Describes a beautiful, vibrant spring scene.

公园里春色满园，美不胜收。

Literary

"春风化雨"

— Spring breeze and transforming rain. Metaphor for the life-giving influence of education.

老师的教诲如春风化雨。

Literary

"春光明媚"

— Bright and beautiful spring scenery. Used to describe a sunny spring day.

今天春光明媚，适合郊游。

Neutral

"春寒料峭"

— The chilly air of early spring. Describes the biting cold that persists in spring.

清晨的空气春寒料峭。

Literary

"春意盎然"

— Spring is in the air. Describes a strong feeling or atmosphere of spring.

校园里春意盎然。

Literary

"满园春色"

— A garden full of spring beauty. Similar to '春色满园'.

满园春色关不住。

Literary

"春暖花开"

— The weather gets warm and flowers bloom. A very common way to describe spring.

等到春暖花开，我们去爬山。

Neutral

"妙手回春"

— Bringing back spring with a skilled hand. Used to praise a doctor's great skill.

医生妙手回春，治好了他的病。

Honorific

Leicht verwechselbar

春季 vs 春天

Both mean spring.

春天 is for daily life and feelings. 春季 is for schedules and reports.

春天真暖和！ vs 春季学期开始了。

春季 vs 春日

Both refer to spring time.

春日 is poetic and usually refers to a single day or the feeling of a day. 春季 is a three-month period.

难忘的春日。 vs 春季降水量。

春季 vs 季度

Both use the character '季'.

季度 means 'quarter' (as in Q1, Q2 of a business year). 春季 is the season.

第一季度。 vs 春季服装。

春季 vs 季节

Both mean season.

季节 is the general word for 'season'. 春季 is specifically 'spring'.

你喜欢哪个季节？ vs 我喜欢春季。

春季 vs 新春

Both refer to spring.

新春 is specifically the time around the Lunar New Year holiday.

新春佳节。 vs 春季招聘。

Satzmuster

春季[Adjective]。

春季很美。

我[Time]去[Place]。

我春季去上海。

春季是[Noun Phrase]的季节。

春季是旅游的季节。

在春季，[Sentence]。

在春季，天气变暖了。

由于[Reason]，春季[Result]。

由于气候变暖，春季来得早。

[Subject]对春季有[Effect]。

降水对春季作物有很大影响。

春季不仅...而且...

春季不仅美丽，而且充满希望。

随着春季的来临，[Complex Result]。

随着春季的来临，劳动力需求大幅增加。

Wortfamilie

Substantive

春天 (chūntiān)

春日 (chūnrì)

春色 (chūnsè)

春意 (chūnyì)

Adjektive

春季的 (chūnjì de)

Verwandt

季节 (jìjié)

春分 (chūnfēn)

春节 (chūnjié)

季度 (jìdù)

季风 (jìfēng)

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frequency

High, especially in written Chinese and official announcements.

Häufige Fehler

Using 春季 to wish someone a happy holiday. → 春节快乐 (Chūnjié kuàilè)
春季 is a season, not a holiday. 春节 is the specific festival.
Saying '我喜欢春季' in a casual chat. → 我喜欢春天 (Wǒ xǐhuān chūntiān)
While not wrong, '春天' is much more natural in informal conversation.
Writing '春记' instead of '春季'. → 春季 (Chūnjì)
The characters sound similar but have completely different meanings.
Using '春季' as a verb. → 在春季举行 (Held in spring)
春季 is a noun and cannot function as a verb.
Confusing '春季' with '第一季度'. → 春季 (Season) vs 第一季度 (Q1)
A business quarter might not perfectly align with the meteorological spring season.

Tipps

Context Matters

Always use 春季 when referring to business sessions or school terms. It shows you know the professional register.

Character Stroke Order

For '春', write the three horizontal lines first, then the '人' shape, and finally the '日' at the bottom.

Spring Festival

Don't confuse 春季 with 春节. The festival is a specific holiday, while the season lasts three months.

Time Adverbials

When using it as a time marker, place it at the beginning of the sentence or right before the verb.

Tones

Focus on the first tone for 'chūn'—keep it high and don't let it drop.

Learn the Set

Learn 春季, 夏季, 秋季, and 冬季 together to master the formal names for all seasons.

Signs and Ads

Look for '春季' on shop windows during February and March; it's a great way to see the word in the wild.

Fluency

Practice saying '春季学期' quickly, as it is a very common phrase for students.

Weather Reports

Listen to Chinese weather forecasts on YouTube to hear how professionals pronounce '春季'.

Visual Link

Associate '春季' with a green calendar.

Einprägen

Eselsbrücke

Think of 'Chun' as 'Churning' life out of the ground, and 'Ji' as the 'Jig' or rhythm of the seasons.

Visuelle Assoziation

Imagine a calendar page for March with a big green leaf sprouting from the word 'Ji'.

Word Web

春天夏季秋季冬季季节三月四月五月

Herausforderung

Try to use '春季' three times today when talking about your schedule or the weather instead of using '春天'.

Wortherkunft

The character 春 (chūn) originally depicted the sun below plants growing, signifying the growth of life in the sun's warmth. The character 季 (jì) consists of '禾' (grain) and '子' (child/young), originally referring to the youngest brother or the last month of a season, eventually coming to mean 'season' itself.

Ursprüngliche Bedeutung: The original meaning of '春' was the time when sunlight causes plants to sprout. '季' referred to the ranking of siblings or segments of time.

Sino-Tibetan

Kultureller Kontext

No specific sensitivities; spring is generally viewed positively as a season of hope and growth.

In English-speaking countries, spring is associated with Easter and spring cleaning. The Chinese '春季' covers a similar period but is more deeply tied to the traditional lunar calendar.

Spring Festival (春节) Spring Symphony (春之声) Spring Dawn (春晓 - a famous Tang poem)

Im Alltag üben

Kontexte aus dem Alltag

School/University

春季学期
春季招生
春季运动会
春季假期

Business/Retail

春季新品
春季促销
春季广交会
春季招聘

Weather/Environment

春季降水
春季气温
春季干旱
春季沙尘暴

Agriculture

春季播种
春季作物
春季灌溉
春季耕种

Health

春季过敏
春季流行病
春季养生
春季流感

Gesprächseinstiege

"你最喜欢春季的什么活动？ (What is your favorite spring activity?)"

"你那里的春季天气怎么样？ (How is the spring weather where you are?)"

"春季学期你选了什么课？ (What classes did you take for the spring semester?)"

"春季你会去哪里旅游？ (Where will you go for a trip in the spring?)"

"你觉得春季穿什么衣服最好看？ (What clothes do you think look best in the spring?)"

Tagebuch-Impulse

描述一下你家乡的春季景观。 (Describe the spring landscape of your hometown.)

写一写你在春季学期的学习计划。 (Write about your study plan for the spring semester.)

你认为春季是一年中最美的季节吗？为什么？ (Do you think spring is the most beautiful season of the year? Why?)

谈谈春季对农业的重要性。 (Talk about the importance of spring to agriculture.)

记录一次你在春季的远足经历。 (Record a hiking experience you had in the spring.)

Häufig gestellte Fragen

10 Fragen

Yes, but it might sound a bit formal. If you are talking to friends, '春天' is usually better. However, if you are talking about school or a sale, '春季' is perfectly fine.

In China, it typically refers to March, April, and May. In the lunar calendar, it starts with 'Li Chun' (Start of Spring) in February.

It is primarily a noun. To use it as an adjective, you can say '春季的' (spring's) or use it in a compound like '春季服装'.

季节 is the general word for 'season'. 春季 is the specific name for the spring season.

In formal terms like '春季学期', you don't need it. In descriptive phrases like '春季的阳光', it is more common.

No, that sounds strange. Use '春节快乐' (Happy Spring Festival) or '春天快乐' (though even that is rare; people usually just say '祝你春天有个好心情').

Yes, '季' is also used as a measure word for seasons of a television show.

It is '春季学期' (chūnjì xuéqī).

Yes, according to both the solar and lunar calendars, spring is the first season of the year.

Generally yes, but it can also include the cold periods of 'early spring' (早春).

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