What are the commonly used homophones and what is their significance?

There are many commonly used homophones, such as "long", which can be pronounced as "cháng" or "zh m \u ng". When pronounced as "cháng", it is often used to describe the degree of lateral extension of an object or the extension of time, such as length and duration. When pronounced as "zh m 4 ng", it generally means growth, growth, etc., such as growth, growth, etc.

Other homophones include "Chang" and "field", in which "Chang" means permanent and fixed, and "field" can mean place and field.

Although these homophones have the same pronunciation, they have different meanings in specific contexts. Therefore, correctly understanding and using these homophones is very helpful to improve the accuracy and richness of language expression.