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March 24, 2026
入场(入場)rùchǎng(ru4chang3)
入场 (rù chǎng) means 'to enter a venue,' commonly used in contexts such as entering a stadium, an exam hall, or a meeting place. It emphasizes the action of entering a designated area where an event is taking place.
Frequency#11183DifficultyHard
Cultural Note
In China, attending events like sports games or concerts is a popular social activity, and phrases like 入场 are often used in announcements to guide attendees, reflecting the organized nature of such events.
Memory Tip
Imagine a large crowd entering a grand stadium. The characters 入 (rù) looks like an open door, inviting people in, while 场 (chǎng) resembles a field or space, symbolizing the venue. Together, think of 'rushing into the venue' as they are about to enjoy a game!
Meanings of 入场
rùchǎng(ru4chang3)
1to enter the venue for a meeting
2to enter into an examination
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About 入场
入场Simplified
入場Traditional
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动词dòngcíverb (v.)Part of Speech
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HSK 3.0L7AdvancedBCT✓CEFRC2
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Quick Contrast
入场 (rùchǎng) vs 进入 (jìnrù) — use 入场 when specifically referring to entering a venue or event location, while 进入 is more general for entering any space.
Memory Mnemonic
Imagine a large crowd entering a grand stadium. The characters 入 (rù) looks like an open door, inviting people in, while 场 (chǎng) resembles a field or space, symbolizing the venue. Together, think of 'rushing into the venue' as they are about to enjoy a game!
Usage Notes
Be careful not to confuse 入场 with similar terms like 进入 (jìnrù), which means 'to enter' but does not specify a venue. This term is more formal and often used in announcements or event descriptions.
HSK Study Tips
入场 is not specifically an HSK vocabulary word, but it is relevant for learners studying HSK 3 and above due to its application in social and formal contexts. Focus on using it with common verbs like 'to go' or 'to arrive' (去, 到).
Cultural Note
In China, attending events like sports games or concerts is a popular social activity, and phrases like 入场 are often used in announcements to guide attendees, reflecting the organized nature of such events.
Common Mistakes
Learners sometimes confuse 入场 with 进场 (jìn chǎng), which is also used for entering a venue but is more colloquial. Remember that 入场 is often used in formal contexts, while 进场 fits casual settings better.
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Cultural Notes for 入场
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In China, attending events like sports games or concerts is a popular social activity, and phrases like 入场 are often used in announcements to guide attendees, reflecting the organized nature of such events.
Frequently Asked Questions about 入场
No, 入场 specifically refers to entering a venue where events happen, such as a stadium or meeting hall.
It's more formal and typically used in contexts related to events or exams, so it may sound out of place in casual talk.
Make sure to use the correct tones: rù (falling tone) and chǎng (rising tone) to convey the meaning accurately.
