Wǔxiá (martial chivalry) is a distinct Chinese l

'Xiá kè' literally combines 'xiá' (chivalry, mo

‘俘获物’ literally combines three characters: ‘

'Shēng fú' literally means 'alive capture' — it

'被俘' is a two-character verb meaning 'to be capt

‘俘获’ is a compound verb meaning 'to capture' o

‘侵扰’ is a compound verb meaning 'to harass' or

‘侵袭’ is a compound verb meaning 'to attack sud

‘窥伺’ is a compound verb meaning to spy on or l

‘伺隙’ is a literary, slightly formal verb meani

‘伺察’ is a formal, literary verb meaning to obs

‘伯仲之间’ literally refers to the relationship

‘Bó lè’ refers to a legendary figure from anci

Fú Xī is a foundational figure in Chinese mythol

'Sān fú' (the 'three dog days') refers to the ho

'Jiàng lóng fú hǔ' literally means 'to subdue

‘伏击’ (fú jī) literally combines ‘伏’ (to l

‘酒仙’ (jiǔ xiān) literally means ‘wine immor

'Xiān fēng dào gǔ' literally means 'immortal’

'Chéng xiān' literally means 'to become an immor

‘仙女’ literally combines ‘仙’ (xiān), meanin

‘兵仗’ is a classical Chinese compound noun mean

‘亦步亦趋’ is a classical idiom meaning to follo

'Wáng yáng bǔ láo' is a classical Chinese idio

‘Jǐng Xiù’ (Jing Mansion) is one of the 28 lun

‘予盾’ is a variant spelling of the more common

‘予取予求’ is a classical four-character idiom m

乳制品 literally means 'milk-made products' — 乳

‘乳汁’ literally combines 乳 (rǔ), meaning 'mil

铁丸 (tiě wán) literally means 'iron pellet' —

‘弹丸’ (dàn wán) literally combines ‘弹’ (d

"Ròu chuàn" literally means "meat skewer" — it

‘一串’ (yī chuàn) is a measure word phrase mea

串联 (chuàn lián) literally combines 串 (chuàn)

丙等 (bǐng děng) literally combines 丙 (bǐng),

‘丙火’ (bǐng huǒ) is a technical term from tra

'丐余' literally means 'to beg the remainder' — c

‘获胜捷径’ literally means ‘victory-winning swi

‘捷足先登’ is a classical Chinese idiom literall

‘Lái lóng qù mài’ literally means ‘the comi