First, the breadth of meaning is different. 1, human English [_ p _: sn] USA [_ p _: rsn] n. people; (grammar) person; Body; Appearance 2, human English [_ pi: pl] beauty [_ pip _ l] n. people; People, human beings; Residents; Race; Race; Full; Fill it up, at? Colonization; Stocking animals

Second, the usage of words is different. 1, the basic meaning of human is "human" relative to animals or things. When used to express a person with a certain personality or characteristics, it is a countable noun, and the plural form is people；; It can also refer to a known or unspecified person; It can also refer to a small number or a specific number of people, mainly used in legal terms. At this point, its plural form is persons. 2. The basic meaning of people is "people, people", which is a collective noun with no plural form. When the subject is in a sentence, the predicate verb is plural. When referring to "people" in general, the definite article the is not added before it. When people is used with the definite article the, it means "people", which refers to the people of a country or the whole world or the "people" who are opposed to the ruling class. There is no plural form.

Third, synonym analysis is different. People and persons can both mean "people", and people are often used instead of people in formal language. The difference is: people refer to people in a broad sense, people in the world, a large number or an uncertain number of people; Person often refers to an individual, a few people or a certain number of people in a narrow sense.

Try to compare: who is whoarethesepaplestandingOverthere? Who are those people standing over there? Who are those people? Who are those people standing over there?