展望 (zhǎn wàng): Look into the distance (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He stood on the mountaintop, looking into the distance at the continuous mountain ranges.

Standing on the mountaintop and looking into the distance, the continuous mountain ranges are all in view.

This white paper looks into the blueprint for technological development over the next decade.

In the report, he looked ahead to the company's development plans for next year.

Can you look ahead and predict what kind of social impact this project will ultimately bring?

He did not look ahead blindly; instead, he conducted his analysis based on solid data.

Looking ahead from the current economic trends, the market outlook remains optimistic.

While reviewing past achievements is certainly important, it is even more crucial to look ahead and plan for the future.