Placing adjectives like 小, 大, 高 before an object pronoun/noun followed by a quantity indicates comparative difference (equivalent to 比...小/大/高).
The repeated '有' combines with two synonymous words (for vivid emphasis: talking & laughing, flavorful) or antonyms (indicating coexistence of both sides: pros & cons, start & finish).
Used to introduce a new related topic or an object of contrast ('as for...', 'regarding...').
Indicates having a direct bearing on or affecting something significant ('pertains to', 'concerns').
Expresses concessive condition: 'no matter how / even if...', indicating that the result remains unchanged.
Highlights the most prominent example among similar items or circumstances ('especially', 'in particular').
Expresses exclusive condition: 'unless..., otherwise...'.
Expresses preference: 'rather than..., it is better to...'. The speaker opts for the second clause.
Adverb meaning 'anyway / in any case', used to emphasize an unalterable conclusion or certainty regardless of conditions.
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