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Mandarin Grammar Point
于是 (yúshì) - Therefore, So

于是 (yúshì) - Therefore, So

Short explanation:

Used to express cause and effect or to indicate the result of something.

Formation:

Cause (clause) + 于是 + Result (clause)

Examples:

她晚上很晚才回家，于是第二天早上起床晚了。
Tā wǎnshang hěn wǎn cái huí jiā, yúshì dì èr tiān zǎoshang qǐchuáng wǎn le.
She went home very late at night, so she got up late the next morning.
他没有带伞，于是在雨中全身湿透了。
Tā méiyǒu dài sǎn, yúshì zài yǔ zhōng quánshēn shītòu le.
He didn't bring an umbrella, so he got soaked in the rain.
她看了看表，于是决定要走了。
Tā kànle kàn biǎo, yúshì juédìng yào zǒule.
She looked at her watch, so she decided to leave.
他们准备了很久的演出因为天气取消了，于是他们都很失望。
Tāmen zhǔnbèile hěn jiǔ de yǎnchū yīnwèi tiānqì qǔxiāole, yúshì tāmen dōu hěn shīwàng.
Their long-prepared performance was cancelled due to the weather, so they were all very disappointed.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese word '于是 (yúshì)' is a conjunction used to indicate that something happened as a result of something else or to show the consequence of an action. It's equivalent to 'therefore' or 'so' in English. This word is often used to connect two clauses in a cause-effect relation.
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