Mandarin Grammar Point
越...越... (yuè...yuè...) - The more... the more...

越...越... (yuè...yuè...) - The more... the more...

Short explanation:

Used to express that an increase in one quality, condition, or activity results in a simultaneous increase in another.

Formation:

Subj. + 越 + Verb/Adj. + Obj., 越 + Verb/Adj. + Obj.

Examples:

我越学汉语,我越喜欢它。
Wǒ yuè xué Hànyǔ, wǒ yuè xǐhuan tā.
The more I study Chinese, the more I like it.
他越吃巧克力,他越觉得自己胖。
Tā yuè chī qiǎokèlì, tā yuè juéde zìjǐ pàng.
The more he eats chocolate, the more he thinks he is fat.
时间越紧,她越担心。
Shíjiān yuè jǐn, tā yuè dānxīn.
The tighter the time, the more she worries.
孩子们越大,问题越复杂。
Hái zi men yuè dà, wèn tí yuè fùzá.
The older the children, the more complicated the problems.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese grammatical pattern '越...越...' (yuè...yuè...) is used to show that as one situation or condition intensifies, another situation or condition intensifies simultaneously. It is equivalent to saying 'the more... the more...' in English. This phrase helps to link two changes that occur simultaneously and correspond with each other proportionately.
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