The word "赶往" (gǎn wǎng) is a compound verb formed by combining the character "赶," meaning "to hurry" or "to rush," with the character "往," meaning "to go toward" or "in the direction of." This formation follows a common Chinese grammatical structure where a verb indicating manner ("赶") is paired with a verb or directional complement indicating purpose or direction ("往"). The resulting term semantically merges the concepts of speed and destination, creating a single lexical unit that means "to rush to (a specific place)" or "to hasten toward," efficiently conveying both the urgency and the targeted movement of the action.