i18n(zh-cn): refine core concept translations for better fluency#3677
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This PR refines the Simplified Chinese translations for all core concept pages. Replaced original literal/machine-like translations with natural Chinese phrasing.
If you have the time, I’d appreciate it if you could review my PR. As a native speaker, I found the original documentation's Chinese phrasing to be a bit clunky and not very fluid to read. I’ve proposed these changes to refine the expressions and make the content more natural from a native perspective.