Chinese Grammar for beginners: How to use 比 (bǐ）

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This video is about how to use make a comparison in Chinese, how to use the word 比 (bǐ).
The use age of 比 is actually not difficult, just keep these three structures in mind:

A 比 B adj.
A 比 B adj. + 得多/多了/一点儿
A 比 B adj. + detail

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