“何况”用于递进关系，放在复句后一分句的前面，说明进一层的理由，后面可

"What's more" is used in a progressive relationship. It is placed in front of a clause after a complex sentence to explain the reason for the advancement. There can be a pause after it. It is often used in rhetorical questions or sentences with rhetorical tone. The first usage of "Furthermore" is the same as "He Kuang", which is used to explain the reason for the next level, but "Moreover" is not used in rhetorical questions.

"What's more", used for a recurring relationship, is placed in front of a sentence after a sentence, explaining the reason for entering a layer, followed by pauses, often used in counter-questions or sentences with a counter-questioning tone. "Further than" is used in the same way as the first use of "not to mention" to explain the reason for entering the first layer, but "moreover" is not used for counter-questions.

"He Kuang" is used for progressive relations, which is placed in front of the last clause of a complex sentence to explain the reason for further progress. There can be a pause behind it. It is often used in rhetorical questions or sentences with rhetorical tone. The first usage of "Kuang Ji" is the same as that of "he Kuang", which is used to explain the reasons for further development, but it is not used for rhetorical questions.<br>