Chad (a country in Central Africa)

at first sight; to see for the first time; suddenly see

to have just arrived at a new place for the first time

(idiom) describing early spring weather that has just begun to get warm but suddenly turns cold again; unpredictable weather

suddenly; unexpectedly; abruptly

Zhapu, a town and port on the north shore of Hangzhou Bay in Zhejiang Province, historically significant as a trading point and military location

describing a person who has just arrived at a place or entered a new environment for the first time

Lake Chad, a large lake located in north-central Africa bordering Chad, Niger, Nigeria, and Cameroon

sudden and frequent shifts between cold and hot; often describes rapidly changing weather or a person's unstable mood and attitude

It rains one moment and clears up the next; used to describe unpredictable weather or sudden changes in a person's mood and attitude

to be easily startled or flustered; to make a fuss or act in a sensationalized and unpredictable manner

to have just arrived; to come to a place for the first time

(literary) to prefer; would rather; same as [[宁可|寧可|ning4 ke3]]

The state of suddenly becoming wealthy or rich overnight riches

(idiom) to describe weather or temperature that changes abruptly from cold to hot

At the beginning of a situation; when one has just arrived.

to appear or reveal itself suddenly; to flash into view

To force oneself to summon courage; used in colloquial speech.

To suddenly or unexpectedly catch sight of something

(of a person's face) turning alternately green and white, often showing sudden changes in emotion like fear or anger

suddenly; unexpectedly

The first light or scenery of spring suddenly appears to bring the world alive.

The first rays of morning light suddenly appearing; used to describe a sudden breakthrough or a glimmer of hope in a difficult or unclear situation

all of a sudden; unexpectedly

suddenly or unexpectedly