The Vietnamese word "nhân sinh" translates to "human life" or "human livelihood" in English. It refers to the experiences, conditions, and aspects of life that are unique to human beings.
In advanced contexts, "nhân sinh" can be used in philosophical discussions about the meaning of life or the struggles and joys that come with being human. For instance: - "Nhiều tác phẩm văn học khám phá những khía cạnh khác nhau của nhân sinh." (Many literary works explore different aspects of human life.)
While "nhân sinh" primarily refers to "human life," it can also encompass broader themes such as: - The struggles, joys, and experiences that define what it means to be human. - Social, cultural, and economic aspects of human livelihood.