Subject + 奇
The adjective 奇 (qí) means "strange," "unusual," or "remarkable" and describes something that deviates from the ordinary. In classical and literary Chinese, it can stand alone as a predicate, while in modern usage it often appears in compound words like 奇怪 (strange) or 好奇 (curious). It conveys a sense of surprise or wonder.
这件事真是太奇了,谁也想不到。
Zhè jiàn shì zhēnshi tài qí le, shéi yě xiǎng bù dào.
This matter is truly bizarre — no one could have expected it.
他讲了一个非常奇的故事。
Tā jiǎng le yī gè fēicháng qí de gùshi.
He told a very strange story.
山里有很多奇花异草。
Shān lǐ yǒu hěn duō qíhuā yìcǎo.
There are many rare and exotic flowers and plants in the mountains.