Founding emperor of the Song dynasty (reigned 960–976), also known by his temple name [[宋太祖|宋太祖|song4 tai4 zu3]]

Xu Kuangdi (1937-), a Chinese politician and former mayor of Shanghai.

to calculate roughly; to make a rough estimate

to rectify, correct, or redress an error, evil, or deviation

(literary) to help and support; to assist in steadying or protecting something, especially a nation; to help someone through a crisis

(literary) to save a country from danger and restore it; to recover lost territory

(literary) to remedy the evils of the day; to save the country from a crisis; to rectify the current situation

Western Han dynasty scholar and official known for his diligence; legend says that as a poor student he bored a hole in the wall to use the light from his neighbor's house to study.

(literary) to correct and save; to restore to the right path

to bring the whole world or empire together under one rule; to unify the country under a single government

(literary) to rectify and assist; to provide relief and help someone over a difficulty

to help or assist; to support someone in their efforts

to guide the country through a crisis and help society return to order; to do good for the world and its people

Ni Kuang (1935–2022), Chinese novelist and screenwriter

to correct social customs and help the people during difficult times

in haste and agitation; a state of confusion or upheaval

Mount Lushan, a mountain range in Jiangxi Province, China

Mount Lushan, a famous mountain range in Jiangxi Province

(literary) to help the ruler govern and protect the nation

to rescue the times and reform the people's customs; to set the era right and help society

to calculate roughly; to make a rough estimate

(literary) to correct errors or rectify falsehoods

(variant form) the bony cavity of the skull that contains the eyeball and its associated muscles, nerves, and vessels; the rim of the eye