fixed; regular; stable and unchanging

to consolidate; to strengthen or solidify; to make something firm and stable

Used to acknowledge a fact before introducing a contrast, often followed by [[但|但|dan4]], [[但是|但是|dan4 shi4]], or [[不过|不過|bu4 guo4]]; admittedly; granted that

firm and secure; solid or stable; physically strong and unlikely to break or give way

obstinate; stubborn; refusing to change one's mind or adapt to new ideas

cholesterol; a fatty substance found in the blood and body tissues

obstinate; headstrong; set in one's ways or ultraconservative

inherent; innate; belonging naturally to something from the start

to change from a liquid to a solid state; to congeal, freeze, or set

solid matter; a substance that has a definite shape and volume

to reinforce or strengthen a structure by taking specific measures; to consolidate

firm; solid; stable; physically strong and not easily broken or moved

firm and stable; steady and not easily shaken

A type of organic compound found widely in animals and plants, including cholesterol and many hormones; used extensively in medicine but associated with serious side effects if overused.

To strongly defend a position or post; to be firmly entrenched in a location or duty.

deeply rooted and firm; ingrained and hard to change or shake. Used to describe things like beliefs, traditions, or problems that are firmly established.

to harden from a liquid into a solid state, such as in chemistry or construction; to set

the state or phase of matter that is solid; specifically used in physics

fixed-line telephone; landline telephone

an old diehard; a person who is stubborn, conservative, or refuses to accept new ideas or things

(computing) software programmed onto a hardware device, such as a microchip, that controls the device's functions

to stubbornly stick to one's own opinions; to be unwilling to change or adapt

to make or become solid, hard, or firm; to be tightly and strongly bound together

the act or process of fixing something securely in place, as in engineering or nautical contexts

(idiom) strongly fortified and invulnerable to attack; literally as secure as a city protected by a metal wall and a moat of boiling water

Complacent and conservative; unwilling to make progress or accept new ideas. This form is a variant of [[故步自封|故步自封|gu4 bu4 zi4 feng1]].

A currency exchange rate that is fixed by international agreement or government policy, restricted to a narrow range of fluctuation around an official value.

to fix drifting sand in place through methods like planting grass or trees to prevent the desert from expanding

People who stubbornly stick to an incorrect position and refuse to change; also refers to extremely conservative people.

Gushi county in [[信阳|信陽|xin4 yang2]], Henan province

Guyuan, a prefecture-level city in the [[宁夏回族自治区|寧夏回族自治區|ning2 xia4 hui2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 qu1]]

the state or quality of being fixed, stable, or permanent

Guyuan, a prefecture-level city in the [[宁夏回族自治区|寧夏回族自治區|ning2 xia4 hui2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 qu1]]

sterol; a type of solid steroid alcohol found in animal and plant tissues

Xigu, a district of Lanzhou City, Gansu province

Gushi County in Xinyang [[信阳|信陽|xin4 yang2]], Henan province

(literary) to firmly decline; to refuse or resign repeatedly

Famous Eastern Han dynasty historian and writer (32-92 AD) who wrote the "History of the Former Han", also known as the [[汉书|漢書|han4 shu1]].

Gu'an county in Langfang, Hebei province

firm and stable; strong and sturdy

firmness; solidity; durability

stability; robustness; the state of being firm and steady

Chenggu County in Hanzhong, Shaanxi province

Guzhen County in Bengbu, Anhui province

sturdy and strong; firmly stuck together or tightly sealed

a substance that causes a liquid to solidify or thicken, such as gypsum used in making tofu; coagulating agent; solidifying agent

The temperature at which a liquid begins to turn into a solid under a specific pressure; also called [[凝点|凝點|ning2 dian3]].

Yugur (Yuku) ethnic minority group living primarily in Gansu province