No. 5,409 in Chinese
何其
"How extremely; how very."
In a sentence
天上的星星，何其璀璨。
The stars in the sky are so dazzling.
"何其" is used here to express the speaker's strong admiration and amazement at how dazzling the stars are.
遇见你，何其有幸。
Meeting you, what a fortune it is!
"何其" conveys the idea of extreme gratitude or happiness, highlighting the rarity or significance of such an event.
山高水长，何其壮丽。
The mountains are high and the rivers are long, how magnificent they are.
"何其" is utilized to emphasize the grandeur and magnificence of the scenery.
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