‘口诛笔伐’ is a classical four-character idiom m

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

‘队列’ (duì liè) literally combines ‘队’ (du

'伍长' (wǔ zhǎng) is a historical Chinese milita

‘仰角’ (yǎng jiǎo) is a technical noun meaning

‘俯仰’ literally combines two verbs: 俯 (fǔ) me

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

'Xiān fēng dào gǔ' literally means 'immortal’

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

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

‘武仗’ is a literary and rare noun meaning ‘mil

‘兵仗’ is a classical Chinese compound noun mean

‘宿仇’ literally combines ‘宿’ (sù), meaning

‘血仇’ (xuè chóu) literally means 'blood enmit

‘仇人’ (chóu rén) literally combines ‘仇’ (c

Chángtíng (long pavilion) is a classical Chinese

'Tíng tái lóu gé' is a classical Chinese compo

‘Lán Tíng’ (Orchid Pavilion) is a famous histo

'Tíng·zi jiān' is a Shanghainese term referring

A lùtíng (roadside pavilion) is a small, open-si

凉亭 (liáng tíng) is a traditional Chinese open-

'亦师亦友' (yì shī yì yǒu) is a four-character

‘危亡’ is a compound noun formed by combining 危

'Wáng yáng bǔ láo' is a classical Chinese idio

亡国 (wáng guó) literally means 'lost state'—'

市井 (shì jǐng) literally combines 市 (shì), me

'Jǐng shuǐ' literally combines 'jǐng' (well) an

'Jǐng gài' literally means 'well cover'—'jǐng'

The term jǐng tián (well-field) refers to an anc

‘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

'Rǔ yá' literally means 'milk teeth'—'rǔ' (乳)

‘乳名’ (rǔ míng) literally combines ‘乳’ (r

‘乳癌’ is a compound noun meaning ‘breast cance

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