I don't understand the difference between "mean to" and "mean ~ing".
I guess "mean to" means "plan to", "be going to" or "want to", right?
I can't even guess the meaning of "mean ~ing".
Could you possibly show example sentences of these please?
Thank you.

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@iaga Thank you very much for your detailed explanation!
That is really helpful:)

@Igirisujin Thank you very much for telling me!
Actually, "involve" has several meanings as well, so it confused me more.
But, I understand in this case, "involve" means 2-a in the picture.
So, "mean to" means "つもり", while "mean ~ing" means "意味する or 伴う or 必要とする。" :)

教えて下さってありがとうございます！
実は、involveも意味がいくつかあって、それでさらに混乱していました。
ですが、この場合は、involveは画像の2-aの意味だとわかりました。
なので、「mean to」は「つもり」、一方「mean ~ing」は「意味する、伴う、必要とする。」という意味になると思います＾＾

@fhg96 Thank you very much for answering!
I'll practice hard.

@_Elmi_ Thank you very much for telling me!
That is really helpful.

@Igirisujin Both "involve" and "mean" have many meanings, and they make me cry😭
But I understand it thanks to your helpful explanation!
Thank you very much😺

@_Elmi_ I understand!
Thank you for telling me.