(of a person) physically and mentally sound; free from disease

physically and mentally healthy; robust and without defects

The protection and maintenance of physical and mental health; health protection

to work out; to keep fit through physical exercise

firm and steady; showing strength and balance; stable

gymnasium; health club; a room equipped with various fitness machines for physical exercise

Products designed to protect and improve health, including nutritional supplements and therapeutic equipment

having a poor memory; prone to forgetting things; absentminded

strong and handsome (of men); healthy and pretty (of women); vigorous and graceful in physique

healthy and strong; sturdy or muscular

to be still living and in good health; usually used when referring to elderly people

sturdy; physically strong and in good health

A person who is strong and energetic, typically referring to an athlete or a heroic soldier.

to be good at and enjoy conversation; brilliant or entertaining in conversation

Cui Jian (1961-), a famous musician known as the father of Chinese rock music

strong and vigorous; robust and full of vitality; describes physical stature, movements, or even handwriting that is powerful and bold

aerobics; calisthenics or aerobic dance, often combining gymnastics and dance movements with music

physical exercises or calisthenics designed to improve health and maintain a good physique

a physical or clinical examination to monitor growth and overall health; often used for routine screening to detect diseases early

Ekin Cheng (1967-), a famous Hong Kong actor and pop singer.

Wakin Chau (1960-), a Hong Kong-born Taiwanese singer and actor

healthy; fit; in good health

calisthenics or fitness exercises based on traditional medicine techniques like massage and acupressure

medical treatment, physical therapy, or psychological support provided to help patients with disabilities recover health and independence

An expert or top-notch player in a specific field, such as sports or social movements.

Light, fast, and powerful steps; vigorous strides

An athlete with outstanding achievements; specifically refers to the highest technical title awarded to athletes in China based on performance in major competitions

energetic and robust; strong and forceful in style or posture

strong and muscular in physique; tall and sturdy

Li Xuejian (1954-), a well-known Chinese actor

to be healthy in both physical and mental well-being

robust; powerful; strong and forceful

health station or center; the most basic level of local medical and health institutions

to walk fast and vigorously; to run as fast as if flying

to keep fit and healthy; to strengthen the body and improve health

strong and healthy; robust; (Med.) sthenia; same as [[健壮|健壯|jian4 zhuang4]]

energetic and healthy; vigorous, especially regarding an elderly person

Oe Kenzaburo (1935–2023), Japanese novelist and winner of the 1994 Nobel Prize in Literature

robust and energetic; describes a person who remains physically strong and full of energy, often despite old age

food product marketed as having specific health-promoting functions or providing nutritional support to supplement a normal diet

Gao Xingjian (1940-), Chinese novelist and Nobel laureate, author of [[灵山|靈山|ling2 shan1]]

Stretchy, tight-fitting exercise pants or leggings; often made of nylon and designed for athletes to wear during fitness or training.

to strengthen the stomach and improve digestion; helping to stimulate the appetite

nimble and light; brisk; sprightly

brave and strong; healthy and vigorous

to be still living and in good health, usually said of an elderly person

(literary) brave, fierce, and physically strong; vigorous and robust

to be healthy and strong; to feel well and carefree

Describing a literary style that is heroic and unconventional, yet concise and vigorous.