Braised pork ribs are a delicacy. It can also be described that people are thin and look like braised pork ribs.

A copula is a word followed by a descriptive complement to describe the subject state. In Chinese, the copula "yes" and "nai" which constitute a judgment sentence can be considered as similar to the copula "to be" in English. However, Chinese adjectives can be directly used as predicates to modify the subject, such as "He is handsome". At this time, there is no need to accommodate English "he is handsome" and write "he is handsome".

example: show actions: say, see, walk, listen, laugh, stare, fly, run, eat, sing and drink.

indicates the trend (trend verb): up, down, in, out, back, open, over, up, up, down, in, out, back, open, over, up, go, up, down, in, out, back, out and past.