(socialist and communist organizations) the chief official of a local or central party branch

To read a book either aloud or to oneself; to engage in reading as an activity.

credentials or documents used to prove one's qualifications, rights, or honors

books in general; books, pictures, and publications such as those in a library or bookstore

Institution or building where books, journals, and other materials are collected and kept for people to read or borrow

A person whose job is to handle correspondence and assist with daily administrative tasks for a superior.

to read a book; to do reading; to study

in written form; in writing

general secretary or secretary-general (especially of the Communist Party)

books; works; literature

shop that sells books; also called [[书铺|書鋪|shu1 pu4]] or [[书坊|書坊|shu1 fang1]]

(technical) manual, book of directions, or a document explaining the uses, specifications, and performance of a product (e.g. for a patent)

The art, technique, or style of writing characters, especially with a brush; penmanship or handwriting

to write, especially in a formal or careful manner

An official written notice, advice note, or letter used to inform someone of a specific matter.

Standard school book or manual used for teaching and study.

artworks consisting of calligraphy and painting; the collective name for calligraphy and painting

A room mainly used for reading, writing, or private study; a studio.

deputy secretary-general; vice-secretary

schoolbag; satchel; bookbag used by students to carry books and stationery

To work as a teacher; to teach in a school for a living.

A general term for official documents, contracts, correspondence, or files

intellectual; scholar; a student or person engaged in study

bookworm; nerd; bookish fool; a person who only has book knowledge but lacks practical experience or social common sense

One of the Five Classics of Confucianism, a collection of documents making up the oldest known texts of Chinese history; also known as [[书经|書經|shu1 jing1]]

A physical copy of a book that is brand new or unread

books in general; specifically refers to printed, bound volumes as a collective group

A written statement of agreement or a protocol document signed by two or more parties after negotiation.

Secretary of a branch of the Communist Party or the Communist Youth League; abbreviation for [[支部书记|支部書記|zhi1 bu4 shu1 ji4]].

a formal written report or document used to state opinions, recount events, or describe a situation to a superior or the public

a letter written to express romantic love for someone

A collection or series of books published under a general title; usually related by a specific topic or theme

to submit a written document or letter to a superior, authority figure, or the emperor to express one's opinions or advice

bookshelf; bookcase

(court) verdict; written judgment issued by a court of law, typically containing the main text, facts, and reasoning for the decision

A note or letter left by a deceased person, such as a suicide note or a deathbed testament.

letter; written message; epistle

secretariat; office of a secretary

Official government document or report, originally named for its white cover; specifically used for formal statements on important political, economic, or diplomatic issues.

To receive an education or attend school.

To collect and preserve books

the name of a book

Xinhua Bookstore, the largest chain of bookstores in China

A legal or diplomatic document recorded by participating parties, such as a treaty, a record of an international meeting agreement, or a supplement used to explain or modify an existing treaty.

desk used for reading or writing

(historical) private or government-run academy of classical learning, especially prominent from the Tang through Qing dynasties; a place for study and lectures

an article that reviews, introduces, or evaluates a book; book notice