In the end / after all (终究/终归)

Structure Subject + 终究 / 终归 + inevitable result

终究 (zhōngjiū) and 终归 (zhōngguī) express that, after all the twists and difficulties, something inevitably comes to pass: "in the end", "after all". 再大的困难终归会过去 = "however great the hardships, they will eventually pass". They go before the verb and stress the certain outcome. Unlike 毕竟 (HSK 4), which justifies something by appealing to an underlying fact ("after all, he's just a child"), 终究/终归 point to the final result of time passing, not to a cause.

Examples

再zài大dà的de困kùn难nán终zhōng归guī会huì过guò去qù。
However great the hardships, they will eventually pass.
纸zhǐ终zhōng究jiū包bāo不bù住zhù火huǒ，真zhēn相xiàng迟chí早zǎo会huì大dà白bái。
In the end, paper can't wrap fire: sooner or later the truth will come out.
个gè人rén的de力lì量liàng终zhōng归guī是shì有yǒu限xiàn的de。
The strength of an individual is, after all, limited.

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