迎面 (yíng miàn): Head-on (Adverb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

A gust of cold wind blew head-on, and I couldn't help but shiver.

I had just stepped out of the elevator when I ran head-on into my department manager who was looking for me.

At the corner of the hallway, we two unexpectedly met and bumped into each other head-on.

He walked towards me and greeted me with a smile.

After the negotiation ended, why did the opposing representative direct such a sharp gaze at us face to face?

He did not respond to my challenge head-on, but instead chose to remain silent.

The morning breeze blew towards me, making me feel particularly refreshed.

On the red carpet at the opening ceremony, this international superstar faced and accepted a joint interview from multiple media outlets.