A nodal crossing locally consists of two complex branches meeting transversely and is not a one-dimensional complex manifold at the intersection.
If a punctured neighborhood has a different number of connected components from a punctured Euclidean ball, the point is not a manifold point.
A reducible complex curve is a union of proper complex subcurves; intersecting components can create singular points.

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