Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Tourist attractions - What do you mean by "glad you came" and "I'm glad you came"?

What do you mean by "glad you came" and "I'm glad you came"?

1.

the trip is well worthwhile

Wu

in a thousand and one ways

Háng]: It means that some actions are worthwhile and rewarding.

Source: the strange status quo witnessed in 20 years

2.

I'm glad you came.

slow

in a thousand and one ways

Háng]: virtual: empty, white.

There is no time to run this trip. Means that some kind of action has gained something.

Source: the strange status quo witnessed in 20 years

Make sentences:

Worth a visit

1.

Every fate has a positive meaning. If we can rebuild the energy of life, every relationship will win back. Life, glad you came.

2.

So you went back to Shanghai and did something like this, glad you came.

3.

It's not in vain, it's worthwhile.

4.

The trip was not in vain, glad you came.

5.

Glad you came, it was not in vain.

This trip is well worth it.

1.

So you came back to Shanghai and did such a thing. I'm glad you came.

2.

In my eyes, you will always be a flower. When I am in love, you dazzle me; When I am busy, you make me cry; Even if I am old, I will hold your hand until I feel dizzy. Dear, I have you in my life. I'm glad you came.

3.

Your appearance on me, like light and Zen, makes me glad that you have entered my life.

4.

They're all dead anyway. You'd better let go of your love before you are glad to come.

5.

Go to Xanadu and travel together. You said that there is my favorite scenery there, and I will definitely go there. I'm glad you came.