the state of being alive; the physical vitality and functioning of a living organism

a fundamental social or political change, especially one involving the use of force to overthrow a government

an order; a command; a directive; an imperative instruction

To rescue someone from a life-threatening situation.

the personal destiny of an individual, traditionally thought to be determined by birth or higher powers; one's lot in life

causing death; fatal; mortal; deadly

To put all of one's energy into a task; to work or act with all one's might as if one's life depended on it.

life (of humans or animals); physical existence

to officially appoint someone to a post or position

A significant responsibility, task, or calling to which one devotes oneself; a sense of duty

life span; life expectancy; the length of time that a person, animal, or plant lives

to give a name to; to dub; to christen; to designate a title

to await orders from a superior; to be on call or on standby

to follow orders or instructions; to do as bid; often used as a polite way to say "Your wish is my command" or "I will do as you say"

The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, a massive political movement and period of social upheaval in China from 1966 to 1976. Full name is [[无产阶级文化大革命|無產階級文化大革命|wu2 chan3 jie1 ji2 wen2 hua4 da4 ge2 ming4]].

opposing a revolution; attempting to overthrow a revolutionary government or political movement; a person who engages in such activities

to hit a target or goal; to score a hit in shooting, throwing, or striking

To assign a subject for an essay or to set a question for an examination.

To cause someone's death; to take a life.

the life force or survival capacity of a living organism

To die, usually referring to a sudden or violent death from an accident or disaster.

to lose one's life; to get killed; to meet one's death

to stay alive; to keep on living

human life; a person's life

To lose one's life; to perish

to run away to save one's life; to escape from a dangerous situation

The percentage of hits or shots that reach their target; scoring rate in sports or accuracy in shooting.

a criminal case involving a death; murder case

The year in the twelve-year Chinese zodiac cycle that matches the animal sign of one's birth year

To risk one's life or work with total disregard for personal safety, often for a specific person or organization.

a person who opposes or takes action against a revolution

to make thoughts or actions more revolutionary; to carry out work in a revolutionary way

destiny or predestination; originally a Buddhist concept referring to the karma from past lives that determines one's current path

A sense of calling or responsibility toward a particular task or duty

A large-scale revolutionary movement involving the masses.

to receive orders or missions from a superior; to carry out an action following instructions

to predict a person's future or luck based on their birth time and date; fortune-telling

To follow orders or obey a command from someone else.

vitamin; an older name for [[维生素|維生素|wei2 sheng1 su4]] borrowed from English

revolutionary character, quality, or spirit

a person who is deeply committed to or takes part in a revolution; revolutionist

the mandate of heaven; destiny; fate

The 1911 Revolution that overthrew the Qing Dynasty and ended over two thousand years of imperial rule in China, leading to the establishment of the Republic of China.

to receive instructions, orders, or a task

not caring about one's life; fearless or desperate to the point of risking death

The most important condition or decisive factor required to maintain existence and development; a metaphorical pulse or artery.

life and blood; the pulse of life

A revolution aimed at establishing democratic systems, human rights, and constitutional government

The Russian Revolution of 1917 led by Lenin and the Bolsheviks which established the Soviet Union; named for the start date of October 25th on the Julian calendar.