"一千万" (yī qiān wàn) in Chinese means "ten million" in English.

The origin of this number is from the ancient Chinese counting system, in which the number "一" (yī) means "one," "千" (qiān) means "thousand," and "万" (wàn) means "ten thousand." Therefore, "一千万" literally means "one ten-thousand thousands," which is equivalent to ten million.

Examples in English:

"The company's revenue reached ten million dollars last year."
"The population of the city is over ten million people."

Examples in Chinese (with English translation):

"公司去年的收入达到了一千万美元。" (The company's revenue reached ten million dollars last year.)
"这个城市的人口超过一千万人。" (The population of the city is over ten million people.)
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最佳回答 2023-07-05