The Chinese word 强力 (qiánglì) is a compound formed by combining two distinct characters, each contributing its core meaning to create a new, unified concept. The first character, 强 (qiáng), means "strong" or "powerful", while the second, 力 (lì), means "strength", "force", or "power". When joined in this modifier-noun structure, they form an adjective or noun meaning "strong force", "high-strength", or "powerful", often describing something with intense potency, durability, or effect, such as in 强力胶 (strong adhesive) or 强力推荐 (highly recommend). This formation exemplifies a common Chinese word-building method where two semantically related morphemes are combined to specify or intensify an attribute.