zhanjiani is the pinyin of which celebrity s name

Zhang Jiani. Name: Zhang Jiani English name:

Jenny (Chinese transliteration: Jenny) Original name: Zhang Jiani Jia Ni ID:

real Jiani (Verified: Zhang Jiani I) Nickname: Ni Ni, Jia Ni, Xiao Nizi, Zhang Zong, Zhang Yiyi, Zhang Daxian, Dr. Xiao Zhang, Zhang Baoer Birthday:

June 22, 1987 Zodiac: Rabbit Origin: Chengdu, Sichuan Constellation:

Cancer Height: 164cm Weight: 45kg Blood Type:

o Specialty: Folk Dance Education: Beijing ** Dance School Level 97 Beijing Film Academy 2003 Performance Department Higher Vocational Marital Status:

Unmarried Hobbies: swimming, walking, shopping, playing ball, dancing, painting, designing, graffiti Favorite drink: lemon juice Zhang Jiani.

Favorite singer: Faye Wong, Avril Favorite actress: Maggie Cheung Favorite actor:

Marlon Brando Favorite movie: "Broken Blue Bridge" Places I want to go to the most: Rome, France (I have already been to Paris and Provence) Travel Where I want to go on vacation:

Jiuzhaigou, Shangri-La, Yunnan, Bali, Phuket, Saipan, Maldives Ideal holiday destinations: Saipan, Brunei, Australia Favorite game types: puzzle games, racing games, adventure games, sports games Group photo of Beijing variety show recording.

Favorite cuisine: Sichuan cuisine Favorite book type: **, prose, script, fairy tale Frequently read magazines: fashion, Ruili fashion pioneer Favorite sports: swimming, badminton, outdoor sports.

Pinyin of star: míng xīngZhuyin: One by one

Part of speech: noun.

Structure: Ming (left and right structure) star (upper and lower structure).

Translation of words. English: star, celebrity<>

Sentence formation for stars1. Asian celebrities are becoming more and more popular, because Westerners find Fuchai artists with different cultural backgrounds to be innovative and exciting.

2. The farm can sell 15,000 tons of malting barley, 15,000 tons of malt, 500 tons of hops and 45,000 tons of cement every year.

3, this film was released in 1929, written by Hong Shen, directed by Cheng Bugao, starring Hu Die, Gong Jiannong, Gao Zhanfei, and Xia Peizhen.

The pinyin of the star is [ míng xīng ].

Explanation] (name) The ancient book refers to Venus Limb. Famous actors, athletes, etc.

synonyms] state drama star, artist, movie star, superstar.

Synonyms of starSinger. Pinyin] [ gē xīng ].

Explanation] Stars who sing songs.

Giant star. Pinyin] [ jù xīng ].

Explanation] Stars with large luminosity, large volume, and low density; A metaphor for outstanding, well-known figures.

synonyms] star, master, big name, emperor.

The pinyin of star is míng xīng.

Meaning: Venus is referred to in ancient books; Famous actors, athletes, etc. Refers to a person who has a certain degree of influence in a certain field. It generally refers to famous actors, singers, entertainers, athletes, etc.

In ancient books, Venus is referred to: in the old days, it referred to a famous woman in the social field; It now refers to a person who has a certain degree of influence in a certain field. It generally refers to famous actors, singers, entertainers, athletes, etc.

Interpretation: 1. Bright star.

Zhuangzi Thief": The eyes are as pure as stars, and the hair is crowned.

Southern Dynasty Liang Liu Xiaowei "Fenghe Chasing Liang Poems": The long river is like a troll, and the stars are scattered.

2. Borrowing the Vega.

Qing Sun Zhiwei's "Tanabata Miscellaneous Songs": Whose old woman burns incense and prays for the star to be hurt.

3. Daystar. i.e. Venus.

Poetry, Zheng Feng, Female Chicken Song": Zixing sees the night, and the stars are rotten.

Zhu Xi's biography: star, star of enlightenment, and the one who rises before the sun.

Tang Du Fu's poem "Xiaofa Public Security": Beicheng is ready to recover, and it is not too late for the Oriental Star.

Ming Tang Yin's "Shangwu Tianguan Book": The star tells the day, and the hundred fingers are serving.

The development of stars

1. Celebrities as referential symbols have appeared in pre-modern society, first referring to the morning star, and then extending to refer to the stars, and there is no metaphorical meaning for famous actors and athletes.

2. The star as a modern cultural concept was first used in the autumn of 1896 when Méliès and Louros of France founded a film production company. Its widespread popularity should be the world's first movie star, Florence Lawrence.

3. When the first enters the field of commodities and becomes exchangeable value, the drive of trousers and economic interests immediately makes the competition between the first performers mercilessly. Celebrities were born in such a competitive background.

4. Since the launch of the Internet in China for more than 10 years, with the continuous progress of network technology and the gradual popularization of the Internet, the phenomenon of "Internet star" has gradually attracted widespread attention. "Internet stars" were all typical of the grassroots before they became famous through the Internet.

Star [pinyin]: míng xīng

Explanation]:1Bright star.

2.Borrowing a reference to Vega. 3.

Venus. i.e. Venus. 4.

Refers to a comet. 5.Legend has it that the name of the fairy of the Chinese mountain.

6.Famous actors, athletes, etc. 7.

In the old days, it was called a famous woman in the social field. 8.A metaphor for outstanding people or treasures of culture, science, etc.

Example sentence]: Since I had a friendship, I have found the feeling of "having a good heart". We often have the same opinion about the same problem.

We adore the same star, love the same color, love the same writing style, ......Also, we all cherish this friendship equally.