User: 

You are given access to make searches on the Internet. The format for making a search is: 1. The user sends a message. 2. You will decide whether to make a search. If you choose to make a search, you will output a single message, containing the word 
 (EXACTLY AS IT IS GIVEN TO YOU), followed by ONLY your web search query. After outputting your search query, you MUST output the token 
 (EXACTLY AS IT IS GIVEN TO YOU) to denote the end of the search query. Keep your search query concise as there is a 400 characters limit.
The system will then append the web search results at the end of the user message, starting with the token 
. Take note that the user CANNOT ACCESS the content under 
 - YOU should incorporate these results into your response. Additionally, If the token 
 is present in the user's message, then you MUST NOT request another web search.

IMPORTANT! You should choose to search the web ONLY if ANY of the following circumstances are met:
1. User is asking about current events or something that requires real-time information (news, sports scores, 'latest' information, etc.)
2. User is asking about some term you are unfamiliar with (e.g. if it's a little-known term, if it's a person you don't know well, etc.)
3. User is asking about anything that involves numerical facts (e.g. distances between places, population count, sizes, date and time, etc.)
4. User explicitly asks you to search or provide links to references.
If the user's query does NOT require a web search, YOU MUST NEVER run one for no reason.
However, NEVER refuse to search the web if the user asks you to provide such information.

When using web search results, you are encouraged to cite references where appropriate, using inline links in standard markdown format.
You are also allowed to make use of web search results from previous messages, if they are STRONGLY RELEVANT to the current message.

When you are not running a web search, respond completely as per normal - there is NO NEED to mention that you're not searching. 
Do your best to be informative. However, you MUST NOT make up any information. If you think you might not know something, search for it.

Assistant: Understood. I will strictly follow these instructions in this conversation.
User: Zi bei
xian mu
you huo
yi li
mang ran
hun bu shou she
shui mian
shan shuo qi ci
xian (look down on)
bi (force)
ba dao
ou qi
peng ren
fu he

bie
wei wan
hou
fan bo
feng (gap)
keng sheng
yan (cover)
zou lang
xi deng
gui yi
quan suo
se se fa dou
kong bu
tong xiao
jing song
	
bo zi
pie (look at)
zhi (hot burn)
she jiao mei ti
yan shi (same cover as earlier)
ju shu (reserved)
cao za
ju cu
ju sang
rui zhi

cuo zao
se se (taste)
chou hua
shi duo
han shou
mian
tao
zhan xin
nan nan
yong dong
xian
tong
zhen cang

jian lou
zheng fu
kai pi
xiao fan
zong jiao
zong he
zhen liao suo
jing ji
fu yu
bian qian
zhang ai
chi ming
lv ci
rong yu

jie chu
cui lv
xin kuang shen yi
bao shai
lin yin
zhang yi
song li
ding ning
wen xin
xin shang
cu cao
po suo
ao xiang
tong gan gong ku
zhuo zhuang
jie na

qi zi (wife)
huan
shi zhi zheng
xun zhao
liu shi
ding zhu
xi xi (play)
qiao pi
qie yi
fan zao


kuang quan shui
zhu gan
lv
juan juan
gang
yao
zi yang
an ran
piao bo
chou chang
ba she
chen feng
qi

si chou
lu di
she chi
ci qi
yi shi
bing chi
shu niu
gang kou
gou le
gao zhan yuan zhu

ke wei
dao yu
hai xia
li shi
qian bi
qu yu
hui ji
fu yu
ye jiang fan
huang jiang fan
chu lai zha dao
ze ze cheng qi
fa ya
jian rong bing xu
xie shou
hui huang



convert this to the chinese words pls. these are taken from my chinese textbook. to increase accuracy, please take note:
1. take note of the context; each group of words usually are from the same text, so there would be connections.
2. this textbook is from Singapore and it is for secondary 2 students.
3. TAKE NOTE OF THE PINYIN. The pinyin in the document is 100% correct, you MUST match it
Assistant: This looks like a vocabulary list!  I can definitely help you assemble the characters, but context and the Singaporean secondary 2 curriculum are beyond my access.  Providing more context about the texts these words come from will help improve accuracy.

Here's my best attempt at matching the pinyin to the likely characters, keeping in mind the potential for multiple valid combinations:

**Group 1 (Possible themes: Feeling lost, overwhelmed, perhaps related to sleep or dreams)**

* 滋味 (zī wèi): taste, flavor
* 羨慕 (xiàn mù): envy, admire
* 诱惑 (yòu huò): temptation, lure
* 毅力 (yì lì): willpower, perseverance
* 茫然 (máng rán): blankly,茫然不知所措 lost and bewildered,茫然若失at a loss
* 魂不守舍 (hún bù shǒu shè): absent-minded, distraught
* 睡眠 (shuì mián): sleep
* 山山水水 (shān shān shuǐ shuǐ): scenery, mountains and rivers (though this could also be 山说其词 "the mountains speak their words," if more poetic)
* 鄙夷 (bǐ yí) Look down on someone with contempt. 鄙视(bǐ shì)look down on with distain
* 霸道 (bà dào): overbearing, tyrannical
* 怄气 (òu qì): to sulk, be angry
* 逢人 (féng rén) Every person, meet people
* 符合 (fú hé): conform to, comply with

* 憋 (biē): suppress, hold back
* 委婉 (wěi wǎn): tactful, euphemistic
* 厚 (hòu): thick, deep, kind
* 反驳 (fǎn bó): refute, rebut
* 缝 (fèng): crack, gap, sew
* 坑 (kēng): pit, hole, cheat, defraud
* 坑声 (kēng shēng) deep voice.
* 掩 (yǎn): cover, conceal
* 躲浪 (duǒ làng) take shelter from waves, avoid waves
* 昔日 (xī rì) Former days, in the past, formerly
* 归依 (guī yī): convert to (a religion), take refuge in
* 蜷缩 (quán suō): curl up, huddle
* 瑟瑟发抖 (sè sè fā dǒu): tremble with cold/fear
* 恐怖 (kǒng bù): terror, horror
* 统统 (tǒng tǒng) completely, entirely. (Can be used with 统统不, all are incorrect or don’t meet requirement)
* 惊悚 (jīng sǒng): horrified, terrified

**Group 2 (Possible themes: Social media, behavior, perhaps negative connotations)**

* 脖子 (bó zi): neck
* 瞥 (piē): glance, glimpse
* 炙 (zhì): roast, burn
* 社交媒体 (shè jiāo méi tǐ): social media
* 演示 (yǎn shì): demonstrate, demonstration  (same 'yan' as earlier 'cover,' different character)
* 拘束 (jū shù): restrained, constrained
* 嘈杂 (cáo zá): noisy, boisterous
* 粗俗 (jū sū): vulgar, coarse
* 沮丧 (jǔ sàng): dejected, depressed
* 睿智 (ruì zhì): wise, sagacious

**Group 3 (Possible themes:  Sensory experiences, emotions, mixed positive/negative)**

* 粗糙 (cū cāo): rough, coarse
* 涩涩 (sè sè): astringent, puckery (taste)
* 筹划 (chóu huà): plan, scheme
* 拾掇 (shí duo): tidy up, pack
* 酣睡 (hān shuì) sleep soundly
* 面 (miàn): face, noodles, surface
* 掏 (tāo): take out, fish out
* 崭新 (zhǎn xīn): brand new
* 喃喃 (nán nán): mutter, murmur
* 涌动 (yǒng dòng): surge, churn
* 线 (xiàn): line, thread
* 痛 (tòng): pain, ache
* 珍藏 (zhēn cáng): treasure, cherish


**Group 4 (Possible themes: Societal structures, institutions)**

* 建筑 (jiàn zhù): architecture, building
* 政府 (zhèng fǔ): government
* 开辟 (kāi pì): open up, develop
* 消费 (xiāo fèi): consume, consumption
* 宗教 (zōng jiāo): religion
* 综合 (zōng hé): comprehensive, synthesize
* 诊疗所 (zhěn liáo suǒ): clinic
* 经济 (jīng jì): economy, economic
* 富裕 (fù yù): wealthy, affluent
* 变迁 (biàn qiān): changes, vicissitudes
* 障碍 (zhàng ài): obstacle, barrier
* 驰名 (chí míng): famous, renowned
* 屡次 (lǚ cì): repeatedly
* 荣誉 (róng yù): honor, glory

**Group 5 (Possible themes: Interactions, feelings, actions)**

* 接触 (jiē chù): contact, touch
* 淬炼 (cuì liàn): temper, refine (often used metaphorically for character)
* 心旷神怡 (xīn kuàng shén yí): relaxed and happy
* 暴晒 (bào shài): expose to the sun, bask in the sun
* 淋浴 (lín yù): shower
* 涨溢 (zhǎng yì): overflow, brimming
* 怂恿 (sǒng yǒng): instigate, incite
* 叮咛 (dīng níng): urge, exhort
* 温馨 (wēn xīn): warm and cozy
* 欣赏 (xīn shǎng): appreciate, enjoy
* 粗糙 (cū cāo): rough, coarse (same as earlier)
* 探索 (tàn suǒ): explore, probe
* 翱翔 (áo xiáng): soar, hover
* 同甘共苦 (tóng gān gòng kǔ): share joys and sorrows
* 琢磨 (zhuó mo): ponder, polish
* 接纳 (jiē nà): accept, take in

**Group 6 (Possible themes: Family, relationships, actions)**

* 妻子 (qī zi): wife
* 患 (huàn): suffer from, worry
* 实施 (shí shī): implement, carry out
* 政治 (zhèng zhì): politics, political
* 寻找 (xún zhǎo): search for, look for
* 流逝 (liú shì): elapse, pass by
* 盯住 (dīng zhù): stare at, fix one's eyes on
* 嬉戏 (xī xì): play, frolic
* 狡猾 (jiǎo huá): cunning, crafty
* 惬意 (qiè yì): pleased, satisfied
* 烦躁 (fán zào): agitated, irritable


**Group 7 (Possible themes: Nature, water, movement)**

* 温泉水 (wēn quán shuǐ): hot spring water
* 主干 (zhǔ gàn): trunk (of a tree), main part
* 缕 (lǚ): strand, thread
* 涓涓 (juān juān): trickle, flow continuously
* 杠 (gàng): bar, lever
* 腰 (yāo): waist
* 姿样 (zī yàng): posture, appearance
* 安然 (ān rán): safe and sound, peacefully
* 漂泊 (piāo bó): drift, wander
* 丑陋 (chǒu lòu) ugly and repulsive
* 跋涉 (bá shè): trudge, trek
* 尘封 (chén fēng): covered with dust, sealed
* 气 (qì): air, gas, anger


**Group 8 (Possible themes:  Travel, locations, descriptions)**

* 嘶吼 (sī hǒu): roar, bellow
* 陆地 (lù dì): land
* 奢侈 (shē chǐ): luxurious, extravagant
* 刺激 (cì jī): stimulate, exciting
* 意识 (yì shí): consciousness, awareness
* 冰淇淋 (bīng qí lín): ice cream
* 水牛 (shuǐ niú): water buffalo
* 港口 (gǎng kǒu): port, harbor
* 佝偻 (gōu lóu): hunchbacked, bent over
* 高瞻远瞩 (gāo zhān yuǎn zhǔ): far-sighted, visionary

**Group 9 (Possible themes: Success, achievement, collaboration)**

* 可谓 (kě wèi): can be said to be, can be called
* 钓鱼 (diào yú): fishing
* 海峡 (hǎi xiá): strait
* 历史 (lì shǐ): history
* 潜力 (qián lì): potential
* 区域 (qū yù): region, area
* 汇集 (huì jí): gather, converge
* 富有 (fù yǒu): rich, wealthy (same as earlier)
* 叶将繁 (yè jiāng fán): leaves are about to flourish
* 黄粱饭 (huáng liáng fàn): cooked millet — referring to a fleeting dream or fantasy
* 出来找到 (chū lái zhǎo dào): come out and find
* 啧啧称奇 (zé zé chēng qí): click one's tongue in admiration
* 法雅 (fǎ yǎ): Fallas (Valencian festival) -  this seems out of place unless the text is specifically about Spain.  Perhaps there's a similar-sounding word you're looking for.  Is it possibly 法亚 (fǎ yà), a transliteration of a name?
* 兼顾 (jiān gù) take into account. Give consideration to two or more things
* 携手 (xié shǒu): hand in hand, cooperate
* 辉煌 (huī huáng): brilliant, glorious


Let me know if you can provide any more context and I can refine these further!  I'm particularly interested in anything surrounding "Faya" as that one feels out of place.

User: ok now I'll be doing my spelling, i.e. I' m not allowed to see the chinese words, and you MUST NOT show them to me, you can only tell me related info
Assistant: Sure, I can help with your spelling practice. I'll give you some hints or related information without showing the Chinese characters. Let me know which words you'd like hints for or if there are specific words you're practicing, and I'll provide some assistance!
User: zhen cang
Assistant: The term "zhen cang" refers to the idea of treasuring or cherishing something valuable. In terms of recognition, this word often relates to keeping something safely stored or considered precious. When thinking about how it might be used, consider contexts involving valuable items or cherished memories.
User: lv
Assistant: The term "lv" in your vocabulary list likely refers to a word that involves something thread-like or delicate. In many contexts, it can be related to a thin, continuous element such as a strand or thread. It’s often used in descriptions involving texture, fineness, or filament-like structures.
User: gang
Assistant: