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Chang Kuo

Description:

Chang Kuo is a term originating from Chinese mythology and literature. It refers to a popular character (a boy) who is believed to have attained immortality at a young age. The term can also be used to signify someone who appears to be youthful despite their actual age.

Senses and Usages:

• Noun: In Chinese mythology, Chang Kuo is known as one of the Eight Immortals, a group of legendary beings. They are often depicted in art and literature.
• Noun: Figuratively, "Chang Kuo" can be used to describe someone (regardless of gender) who has a youthful appearance or spirit, giving the impression of agelessness.
• Adjective: When used as an adjective, "Chang Kuo" describes something or someone who exhibits qualities associated with the character—youthful, energetic, or everlasting.

Sample Sentences:

• According to Chinese mythology, Chang Kuo possessed incredible powers and is often portrayed as a young, wise boy.
• Despite being in his 70s, Professor Johnson has an aura of Chang Kuo about him, always enthusiastic and full of energy.
• The painting depicts a serene landscape, capturing the essence of Chang Kuo in its everlasting beauty.

Related Products:

• Books on Chinese Mythology
• Artworks featuring Eight Immortals
• Guides on maintaining a youthful appearance