Means or channels of mass communication and information dissemination, such as television, radio, newspapers, and the internet

communication media; mass media such as newspapers, radio, and the internet

A combination of various information media such as text, images, and audio, integrated and processed via computer technology.

A means, vehicle, or vector for transmitting information or disease, such as mass media or a biological carrier

A person who acts as a go-between to arrange marriages.

female matchmaker; a woman who traditionally acts as a go-between in arranging marriages

A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without undergoing any permanent chemical change; also known as [[催化剂|催化劑|cui1 hua4 ji4]]

to act as a go-between, especially to introduce prospective marriage partners

a liquid substance capable of dissolving other materials to form a uniform mixture; also called [[溶剂|溶劑|rong2 ji4]]

To act as a matchmaker by introducing people for the purpose of marriage; also written as [[说亲|說親|shuo1 qin1]]

A substance that allows physical waves, such as sound or light, to travel through it.

(idiom) a matchmaker's words or services used to arrange a marriage

a substance used for cooling in a refrigerator or air conditioning system, often specifically referring to Freon

to be officially wed after a matchmaker's proposal and a formal ceremony; a legal and public marriage

A respectful way to refer to a matchmaker or someone who introduces people for marriage.marriage.

to act as a matchmaker or go-between for a prospective marriage; same as [[做媒|做媒|zuo4 mei2]] or [[说媒|說媒|shuo1 mei2]]

(literary) a marriage matchmaker or go-between

to thank or give a gift to a matchmaker for their services

a substance used in chemistry and textile dyeing to fix dyes onto fibers

(idiom) to go through all the formal steps of a traditional arranged marriage; refers to the various go-betweens and items of evidence required for a legitimate union

A type of flower that relies on insects, such as bees or butterflies, to transfer pollen for pollination.

flowers pollinated by the wind

A live bird used to lure and catch other birds; also called [[囮子|囮子|e2 zi5]].

A major Chinese media conglomerate including television, radio, and newspaper outlets based in Shanghai

Communication University of China; the leading national public university in Beijing for radio, film, and television education

content that is delivered continuously over the internet such as audio or video

Media systems that allow users to actively control elements and receive feedback via computer technology; commonly used in Taiwan, the Mainland equivalent is [[交互式媒体|交互式媒體|jiao1 hu4 shi4 mei2 ti3]]

methods of communication in which the output from the media comes from the input of the users, typically used in Mainland China

mass media or transmission medium used for the dissemination of information

Tools used for transmitting information, such as newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and the internet

The physical pathway or material used to carry information or signals from one location to another.

The physical material or technical system used to carry signals or information from one point to another

To introduce people for the purpose of marriage; to facilitate a romantic match between two parties.

abbreviation for [[台湾媒体|台灣媒體|tai2 wan1 mei2 ti3]], referring to the media outlets and news organizations of Taiwan

the news organizations, broadcasting outlets, and press of Taiwan

the international media; news organizations that operate across national borders

foreign news media

foreign news media; abbreviation of [[外国媒体|外國媒體|wai4 guo2 mei2 ti3]]

Multimedia Messaging Service; a way to send messages that include multimedia content such as images, videos, or audio via mobile phones

mass media; popular media

mass communication media including newspapers, television, and radio

Tools or methods used for the rapid and widespread communication of information to the public, including newspapers, magazines, radio, and television.

mass media; communication channels such as newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and the internet that reach a wide audience

A physical substance or object used to transmit or communicate something between two parties.

a substance or object that acts as a means of transmission or a go-between; intermediary

Freedom of the press; the liberty of communication and expression through various mediums including printed and electronic media.

Media Access Control; the MAC layer in networking protocols

to act as a go-between to bring two parties together, such as matching employers with job seekers or facilitating a romantic pairing

female matchmaker or go-between in marriage arrangements