沙田

沙田

"沙田" means "Shatin," a district in Hong Kong, or can refer to "sandy fields."

沙田 is used as a proper noun here, referring to a place, specifically Shatin in Hong Kong.

我打算下周去沙田参观风景区。

I plan to visit the scenic area in Shatin next week.

沙田 is again a proper noun indicating a location, which is known for a product like apples in this example.

沙田的苹果特别甜，是这里的特产。

The apples from Shatin are especially sweet and are a local specialty.

沙田 is used in this sentence to denote the region where an activity takes place, showcasing its geographic significance.

我们在沙田的河边进行了野餐活动。

We had a picnic activity by the river in Shatin.