firm belief or conviction

to look up at something high above

A polite honorific used upon meeting someone for the first time to express that one has long heard of their reputation; it's an honor to meet you at last.

to admire

to lie on one's back; to lie supine

to admire and respect someone deeply

to raise one's head; to look up

to look up toward the sky, often while expressing strong emotion

to look upwards by tilting one's head back

to look up to or hold someone in high esteem and admiration

sit-up (physical exercise)

to admire and look up to someone with deep respect or veneration

Yangon (Rangoon), city, capital of Myanmar from 1948 to 2006

to rely on or depend on someone or something for support or assistance

a figurative small move or a very short period of time

in a complete mess; extremely busy and disorganized

to sway or rock back and forth, typically as a result of laughing uncontrollably

(math.) angle of elevation

to rely on; to depend on

Yangshao culture, a Neolithic culture (c. 5000–3000 BC) in the central Yellow River basin, known for painted pottery, millet farming and village settlements

I have been looking forward to meeting you for a long time (idiom)

to be convulsed with laughter, swaying back and forth uncontrollably

(idiom) sprawled out on one's back

to depend on someone else's whim for one's living; to be at someone's mercy

to admire and respect

in a flash

to have a clear conscience

the corpse pose in yoga (Savasana)

to double up with laughter (idiom)

to lie on one's back

To stare at the ceiling while writing a book; to put one's whole body and soul into writing a book.

to stare at the ceiling in despair; to find no way out or be at the end of one's wits when facing a predicament

to lie looking at the ceiling in despair

Great Pagoda of Yangon (Rangoon)

universally admired or highly esteemed by everyone

to delve deeply and meticulously into one's studies or research with great effort and persistence

to swim with the tide

A village in Henan Province where the Yangshao culture was first excavated, often used metonymically to refer to the culture itself.