The Chinese word 人造 (rénzào), meaning "man-made" or "artificial", is a straightforward compound formed by combining two independent characters: 人 (rén), meaning "person" or "human", and 造 (zào), meaning "to make" or "to create". When placed together in this modifier-noun relationship, they literally and logically convey the concept of "human-made", where 人 acts as the agent and 造 as the action, resulting in an adjective describing something created by human effort rather than occurring naturally.