有的是 is a common expression used to emphasize that there is a large amount or plenty of something, often with a tone of exaggeration or abundance. Unlike 有的, which means "some," 有的是 always refers to having no shortage or plenty of something.
Structure:
Subject + 有的是 + Noun
Example: 他家里有的是书。(He has plenty of books at home.)Noun + Subject + 有的是
Example: 书他家里有的是。(Books, he has plenty at home.)
Sample Sentences
这家超市里有的是新鲜水果，种类非常丰富，买什么都很方便。This supermarket has plenty of fresh fruits, with a very rich variety, making it convenient to buy anything.
他写的文章有的是，非常多，几乎每天都会发表一篇新的作品。He has written a lot of articles—almost every day he publishes a new piece.
在这个城市里，公园有的是，几乎每个社区都有一个大公园供大家休闲。In this city, there are plenty of parks; almost every neighborhood has a big park for people to relax.
In a Text
上个月我去了大城市旅游，发现那里有的是好玩的地方和有意思的活动。无论是博物馆、电影院，还是各种主题公园，都有的是可以让人放松和享受的地方。街上有的是美食摊，各种风味的食物应有尽有，让我每天都能尝到不同的美味。公园里有的是运动设施，比如篮球场、跑道和健身器材，很多人都在那里锻炼身体。商场里有的是折扣商品，价格比平时便宜很多，购物非常划算。除此之外，城市里还有的是文化活动和展览，丰富了我的旅行体验。这次旅行让我深刻感受到大城市的多样和活力，有的是值得我再来探索的地方。
应有尽有 (yīng yǒu jìn yǒu): everything one could wish for; all that one could ask for
锻炼 (duàn liàn): to exercise; to train
折扣 (zhé kòu): discount
划算 (huá suàn): cost-effective; worthwhile; a good deal
Last month, I traveled to a big city and found that there were plenty of fun places and interesting activities. Whether it was museums, cinemas, or various theme parks, there were many places where people could relax and enjoy themselves. On the streets, there were plenty of food stalls offering all kinds of flavors, allowing me to taste different delicious foods every day. The parks had plenty of sports facilities, such as basketball courts, tracks, and fitness equipment, where many people exercised. The shopping malls had plenty of discounted items, much cheaper than usual, making shopping very worthwhile. Besides that, the city also had plenty of cultural events and exhibitions, enriching my travel experience. This trip made me deeply feel the diversity and vibrancy of a big city, with plenty of places worth exploring again.
