What do the words China, Tianya and bosom friend mean?

"Shenzhou" refers to China, which originated from the appellation in some ancient documents and poems in China, and was used to refer to the land of China. In the word "Shenzhou", the word "God" means respect and loftiness, while "Zhou" is an ancient name for a large piece of land, which is often used to designate a certain area. Therefore, "Shenzhou" can be understood as an honorific title for China, a country and a nation.

"Tianya" refers to the horizon, far away, and can also extend to far away places or frontiers. In literary works, "Tianya" is often used to describe the feeling of parting or missing, indicating that people are far apart and cannot meet each other. It contains a longing and nostalgia.

"bosom friend" originally refers to friends who understand each other, have tacit understanding and trust each other. In modern times, the word "bosom friend" is often used to describe friends who are particularly close and closely related to each other. They can talk to each other, share their joys and sorrows, and build deep emotional ties. "bosom friend" is a rare and precious relationship. It is a profound friendship to support each other, encourage each other and understand each other in times of difficulty.

Generally speaking, these words have certain emotional and cultural connotations, and are used to describe China, a land, a distant place or a particularly close place. They are often used in literature, poetry and daily communication, bearing people's understanding and expression of country, emotion and friendship.