(1) Similarity of "De, Di and De". "De", "de" and "de" are three structural auxiliary words that are frequently used in modern Chinese, and they all play a connecting role. They all pronounce "de" softly in Mandarin, and there is no phonetic difference.

(2) the difference between "getting, getting and getting". (1): As an auxiliary word, it is a sign of attribute, usually used before the subject and object. The words in front of "de" are generally used to modify and define the things behind "de" and explain what the things behind "de" look like. The structural form is generally: adjective, noun (pronoun)+de+noun. For example, the Summer Palace (noun) has beautiful lakes and mountains (noun). It can also be used as a modal particle, used with "yes" to express a positive or emphatic tone. He graduated from Normal University. ② Land: the sign of adverbial, usually used before predicates (verbs, adjectives). The words before "ground" are generally used to describe the action behind "ground" and explain what the action behind "ground" looks like. The structure is generally: adjective (adverb)+place+verb (adjective). She accepted the gift happily. (3) De: The symbol of complement is generally used after the predicate. The word after "de" is generally used to supplement the action before "de". The structural form is generally: verb (adjective)+adverb. They really like playing (verbs, predicates).