This paper analyzes the attributes of Chinese Plural Marker-们 (men) and Kirghiz -Lar from the perspective of grammar comparison, and points out the commonalities and differences between them and -Lar in usage. The results of the comparative analysis show that the Kirghiz plural additional component -Lar has many variations and a wide range of applications. Lar is used not only for the plural of nouns, but also for the plural of pronouns, numerals, adjectives, gerunds, adjectives, etc. For nouns, -Lar not only uses the plural of countable nouns, but also uses the plural of uncountable nouns; while the scope of application of Chinese is very limited relative to -Lar, that is, ―person's name+们‖and―Personal Pronouns+们‖these two basic forms, as well as the personification of literary works, can be used