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21. 中国文化讲究平衡，有阴必有阳，有刚必有柔。

    Zhōng​guó wén​huà jiǎng​jiu píng​héng, yǒu yīn bì yǒu yáng, yǒu gāng bì yǒu róu.

    Chinese culture emphasizes balance: where there is yin, there must be yang; where there is hardness, there must be softness.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

22. 他见对方失去平衡，顺势用力一推，将其摔倒在地。

    tā jiàn duì​fāng shī​qù píng​héng, shùn​shì yòng​lì yī tuī, jiāng qí shuāi​dǎo zài dì.

    Seeing his opponent lose their balance, he took advantage of the momentum to give a hard push, knocking them to the ground.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

23. 内耳迷宫的损伤可能会导致严重的眩晕和平衡失调。

    nèi'ěr mí​gōng de sǔn​shāng kě​néng huì dǎo​zhì yán​zhòng de xuàn​yùn hé píng​héng shī​tiáo.

    Damage to the inner ear labyrinth can cause severe dizziness and loss of balance.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

24. 这是由14组作物组成的平衡循环里的第12组，草莓。

    zhè shì yóu14 zǔ zuò wù zǔ​chéng de píng​héng xún​huán lǐ de dì12 zǔ, cǎo​méi.

    This is strawberry crop 12, in a balanced rotation of 14.

    Source: OpenSubtitles

25. 在使用杆秤时，需要移动秤锤来平衡。

    zài shǐ​yòng gǎn​chèng shí, xū​yào yí​dòng chèng​chuí lái píng​héng.

    When using a steelyard, you need to move the weight to balance it.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

26. 我们需要平衡工作和生活之间的关系。

    wǒ​men xū​yào píng​héng gōng​zuò hé shēng​huó zhī​jiān de guān​xi.

    We need to balance the relationship between work and life.

    Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary