Common Meanings
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chún纯
Pure; unmixed; simple; genuine.
山间的空气纯净清新。
The air in the mountains is pure and fresh.
Referring to silk or a silk garment (historically, a silk cap) used as a more economical alternative to a traditional hemp garment, reflecting a principle of frugality.
先生说：‘昔日礼帽以麻，今也以纯，俭朴之风可从。’
The teacher said: 'In the past, ceremonial caps were made of hemp; now, using silk, the spirit of frugality can be followed.'
When pronounced 'chún', it means 'great', 'grand', or 'complete', often used in classical contexts to describe a significant or abundant state, as in '纯嘏' (great blessings).
这次文化交流活动，内容丰富，场面纯盛
This cultural exchange event had rich content and a grand, magnificent scene.
Refers to a person's beautiful character, such as being pure, genuine, innocent, or unsophisticated.
她的笑容纯真而又富有感染力。
Her smile is pure and innocent, yet full of charm.