The Chinese word 风采 (fēngcǎi) is a compound term formed through the combination of two semantically related characters: 风 (fēng), which originally means "wind" but here conveys the extended meaning of "style," "air," or "bearing," and 采 (cǎi), which means "color," "elegance," or "literary grace." Together, they create a metaphorical and synergistic meaning that refers to a person's elegant and impressive demeanor, charismatic style, and dignified presence, effectively capturing the essence of one's outward elegance and inner spirit as perceived by others.