by all means; absolutely; used to emphasize a request or command, often followed by [[要|要|yao4]] or [[别|別|bie2]]

Used to express a low-probability event or hypothesis, usually for something undesirable; in the unlikely event that; if by any chance.

one million; the number 1,000,000

Used as an exclamation to wish for eternal existence or to celebrate someone or something

(idiom) to guard against the unexpected; to be prepared for any eventuality or emergency

very much; extremely; to an extreme degree

innumerable; countless; by the thousands and tens of thousands

Large Chinese real estate company, founded in 1984

all things in the universe; everything that exists; all living things

all-powerful; having unlimited power or being able to do anything

the number 100,000

numbering more than ten thousand; often used figuratively to mean untold numbers or thousands upon thousands

tens of thousands; several tens of thousands; many thousands

millions upon millions; a countless or astronomical number

all things; every matter; all affairs

several million; millions of

(idiom) absolutely true; solid and beyond any doubt

a person who possesses assets worth a million or more; any very wealthy person

everything as one wishes; all things go according to one's desires; often used as a greeting or blessing to wish someone the best of luck or success in all their affairs

extremely evil; wicked in the highest degree

ten thousand years; a very long period of time; eternity; all ages

thousands of households; every family or home; a great many people

absolutely safe; guaranteed not to fail; describes a situation where there is zero chance of an error occurring

thousands upon thousands of people; the great multitude of the people

a very long distance; thousands of miles; far away

all things in nature; every manifestation of the world or the universe

The reign name of Emperor Shenzong of the Ming Dynasty, covering the years 1573 to 1620.

innumerable trials and tribulations; after a great deal of effort or suffering

thousands upon thousands of men and horses; describes a powerful army or a scene of great momentum and impressive display of manpower

the eve of All Saints' Day, celebrated on October 31st

To be deeply moved by all sorts of feelings and sighs; overwhelmed with deep emotion.

literally ten thousand [[丈|丈|zhang4]] high; used to describe something that is lofty, bottomless, or of enormous scale

to number in the tens of thousands; extremely numerous

Everything is ready; all preparations have been completed

to be in a state of constant flux; undergoing countless changes or endless permutations

Describes extremely complex and close relationships that are difficult to disentangle; countless ties or links.

Describes having a great deal to say or speaking at great length; thousands and thousands of words.

extremely lucky; a stroke of luck, often referring to narrowly escaping a disaster

of every kind; many and varied

Wanzhou, a district of the city of [[重庆|重慶|chong2 qing4]]

undergoing many changes in an extremely short period of time; rapid substantial change

A person who is knowledgeable about everything or pretends to be; also used to mean a jack-of-all-trades. This term sometimes carries a sarcastic or ironic tone.

(idiom) to vary greatly; to differ in thousands of ways; to be manifold and diverse

millions of people all of one mind; to be united as one in purpose and spirit

ten thousand crags and torrents; used to describe a long and difficult road or the trials and tribulations encountered while traveling across many mountains and rivers

Bandung (a major city in West Java, Indonesia)

(literary) All possible blessings or abundant good fortune; used in classical texts to denote complete happiness.

a long and difficult trek over a great distance; describes the numerous mountains and rivers that separate people or make travel hard

to call out again and again; to urge or invite many times