feeling or showing great enthusiasm or eagerness; overjoyed

to strive for a goal; to fight or exert oneself to achieve success or overcome obstacles

diligent; hardworking; industrious; applying oneself to work or study without laziness

exciting or encouraging; used to describe a state of high spirits or a piece of stirring news

to work diligently and struggle hard in spite of difficult conditions or the spirit of such perseverance

to exert all one's strength; to do everything in one's power; to spare no effort

to engage in physical combat with great courage or vigor

stimulant or drug that promotes activity in the central nervous system, heart, or lungs; performance-enhancing drug (doping) used in athletics

(idiom) to dash forward bravely without any thought for one's own life or safety; to be undaunted by danger in the pursuit of a cause

in a state of extreme excitement or stimulation

to push forward with courage; to strive or endeavor

to muster one's courage and energy; to act with determination

to rise up vigorously; to rouse oneself into action with great spirit or force

to inspire or rouse people's spirits; stimulating; heartening

to rouse oneself to vigorous action; to be in high spirits or an energetic mood

An isolated army fighting bravely without reinforcements

the quality or state of being easily excited; irritability

to volunteer to do something or offer to undertake a difficult or dangerous task

to go all out and work energetically for the strength and prosperity of one's country or self

to fight courageously in a fierce and bloody battle without fear of death or sacrifice

To make a determined effort; to work energetically; to pull oneself together and strive for progress. This word is now commonly written as [[发愤|發憤|fa1 fen4]].

To rouse one's spirit and work hard to make progress; to strive for improvement.

inspiring; exciting; rousing

to summon one's spirit and do all one can to catch up from a lagging position; to set off in hot pursuit

to be enthusiastic and determined to achieve great results

To make a determined effort to become strong; to work hard to make a country or organization prosper.

To pick up a pen and write very quickly, often under the influence of strong emotion or inspiration; to dash off a piece of writing

Zou Taofen (1895-1944), a Chinese journalist, publisher, and leader in the National Salvation Movement.

to be aroused to action; to be excited and high-spirited

(literary) to spread wings and fly; to take flight

(literary) in a spirited or animated manner; roused or invigorated

to be moved and inspired; to be fired with enthusiasm or to become invigorated because of deep feeling

to strive for; to work hard to achieve or obtain something (often a goal or honor)

to make a spirited attack; to fight with all one's strength

To summon up one's courage and be the first to charge forward; to fight in the vanguard.

To raise one's arms and stand up; to get up and go; to swing one's arms as a sign of vigorous action or enthusiasm.

buoyant; vigorous; high-spirited; full of excitement or energy

to exert oneself; to make a determined effort to do something; to be diligent and hardworking

excited and roused to action; high-spirited; stirred up

To rouse oneself to action; to exert oneself with great effort or spirit; to be inspired and diligent.

to swing or shake one's sleeves, as a sign of being roused to action or showing firm resolve; (figuratively) to roll up one's sleeves for action

To shake back one's sleeves and rise up; describes a state of being spurred to action or advancing courageously.

the peak of excitement; a sexual orgasm

(sports) opposing the use of performance-enhancing drugs

to show one's worth through determination and hard work; to be determined to make a contribution or achieve great things

to offer to do something of one's own accord, especially a difficult or challenging task

to exert oneself to become stronger through one's own efforts

to exert oneself to the utmost; to be full of spirit and act with vigor

to rouse one's spirits and resolve to achieve a goal; to rise with dedication