Word stress and sentence stress in Chinese? In essence, stress is an indispensable inherent component of language, and Chinese is no exception. The inaccurate mastery of stress directly affects the realization of oral communication.

Stress, also called stress, refers to the way in which one syllable in a word or phrase or several syllables in a sentence are read more heavily and strongly. The stress in Chinese Pinyin mainly includes the following situations:

1, the predicates of sentences and subject-predicate phrases are generally stressed. For example, "Huang Jiguang stood up" and "stand up" should be stressed.

2. When nouns, pronouns and adjectives are used as attributes, they should generally be stressed. For example, "we" and "ourselves" in "our own oil drilling ship" should be stressed.

Stress can also be divided into fixed stress and free stress.

For example, the stress of French vocabulary is always on the last syllable of the word; Contrary to French, Czech always falls on the first syllable of a word, while Polish is unique, and the stress position always falls on the penultimate syllable of a word. Therefore, the stress in these languages is called fixed stress, while the stress in English and Russian is free stress.

For free stressed languages, the stress of words is usually marked with stress symbols before stressed syllables or vowels.