<p>&quot;你美好的未来&quot; and &quot;你的美好未来&quot; are reducted differently from the same sentences &quot;你的美好的未来&quot; (wordy)</p>
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<p>你的美好的未来 (wordy)</p>
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<p>你美好的未来 -- omitted 的 from 你的 (emphasize 美好的)</p>
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<p>你的美好未来 -- omitted 的 from 美好的(emphasize 你的)</p>
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<p>~</p>
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<p>你的迷人的眼神 (wordy)</p>
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<p>你迷人的眼神 -- omitted 的 from 你的 (emphasize 迷人的)</p>
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<p>你的迷人眼神 -- omitted 的 from 迷人的 (emphasize 你的)</p>
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<p>Please read <a href="https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/22204/why-there-is-no-%e7%9a%84-after-%e4%bd%a0-in-%e4%bd%a0%e5%9b%bd%e5%ae%b6%e7%9a%84%e5%8c%bb%e9%99%a2%e5%a5%bd%e5%90%97">Why there is no 的 after 你 in 你国家的医院好吗?</a></p>
<p>and <a href="https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/39229/when-does-an-adjective-require-%e7%9a%84-to-describe-a-noun">When does an adjective require 的 to describe a noun?</a></p>

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2020-08-06T11:57:40.363Z
Without `你的`, are `美好未来` and `迷人眼神` alone still a correct usage? or you have to put  `的` in the middle if there is no `你` at the beginning?
O Connor
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2020-08-06T12:01:18.340Z
美好未来 and 迷人眼神 work because 美好 and 迷人  do not require 的 to be an adjective when applied to two characters noun https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/39229/when-does-an-adjective-require-%e7%9a%84-to-describe-a-noun
Tang Ho
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2020-08-06T11:09:42.967Z
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Tang Ho
<p>Yes, but I think &quot;你 美好 的 未来&quot; and &quot;你 迷人 的 眼神&quot; are focusing on &quot;美好&quot; and &quot;迷人&quot; more, and vaguely, &quot;你 的 美好 未来&quot; and &quot;你 的 迷人 眼神&quot; are focusing on &quot;你的&quot; more.</p>

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2020-08-06T11:12:25.410Z
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T-Pioneer
<p>You can say <code>你 的 美好 未来</code> = <code>Your bright future</code>.
And you can say <code>你 迷人 的 眼神</code> = <code>Your charming eyes</code></p>
<p>Is <code>你 美好 的 未来</code> also correct?
Is <code>你 的 迷人 眼神</code> also correct?</p>

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2020-08-06T10:48:36.280Z
yes, all your sentences are correct.
HungYu Chang
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Are 你美好的未来 and 你的美好未来 and 你迷人的眼神 and 你的迷人眼神 all correct?
# Are 你美好的未来 and 你的美好未来 and 你迷人的眼神 and 你的迷人眼神 all correct?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-08-06)

You can say `你 的 美好 未来` = `Your bright future`.
And you can say `你 迷人 的 眼神` = `Your charming eyes`

Is `你 美好 的 未来` also correct?
Is `你 的 迷人 眼神` also correct?

**Tags:** sentence-structure, sentence

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: yes, all your sentences are correct.  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2020-08-06. Score: 1

"你美好的未来" and "你的美好未来" are reducted differently from the same sentences "你的美好的未来" (wordy)

> 你的美好的未来 (wordy)

> 你美好的未来 -- omitted 的 from 你的 (emphasize 美好的)

> 你的美好未来 -- omitted 的 from 美好的(emphasize 你的)

~

> 你的迷人的眼神 (wordy)

> 你迷人的眼神 -- omitted 的 from 你的 (emphasize 迷人的)

> 你的迷人眼神 -- omitted 的 from 迷人的 (emphasize 你的)

Please read [Why there is no 的 after 你 in 你国家的医院好吗?](https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/22204/why-there-is-no-%e7%9a%84-after-%e4%bd%a0-in-%e4%bd%a0%e5%9b%bd%e5%ae%b6%e7%9a%84%e5%8c%bb%e9%99%a2%e5%a5%bd%e5%90%97)

and [When does an adjective require 的 to describe a noun?](https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/39229/when-does-an-adjective-require-%e7%9a%84-to-describe-a-noun)

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Without `你的`, are `美好未来` and `迷人眼神` alone still a correct usage? or you have to put  `的` in the middle if there is no `你` at the beginning?  
> **username_2**: 美好未来 and 迷人眼神 work because 美好 and 迷人  do not require 的 to be an adjective when applied to two characters noun https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/39229/when-does-an-adjective-require-%e7%9a%84-to-describe-a-noun  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2020-08-06. Score: -1

Yes, but I think "你 美好 的 未来" and "你 迷人 的 眼神" are focusing on "美好" and "迷人" more, and vaguely, "你 的 美好 未来" and "你 的 迷人 眼神" are focusing on "你的" more.


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