不光 (bù guāng): not only; not only… (but also)

Not only can I speak Chinese, my younger sister can too.

He is not only good at studying, but also great at sports.

We not only went to the Great Wall, but also visited the Forbidden City.

This dish is not only visually appealing, but also delicious.

Not only you want to go, all of us want to go.

He can speak not only English but also French.

We must not only raise problems but also solve them.

This trip was not only interesting; it also taught me a lot.

Not only the students but also the teachers took part in this activity.

Not only did he come himself; he also brought his friend.