to publicize; to disseminate; to spread information or ideas to the public

to declare; to proclaim; to make public

A public announcement, declaration, or manifesto by a government, political party, or group to state its position or principles.

to assert; to claim; to publicly declare or profess

to declare; to proclaim; to make a formal public announcement

a propaganda or publicity department, such as the Central Propaganda Department of the Chinese Communist Party; a ministry of information

to swear an oath or make a vow, often in a formal ceremony to express loyalty, resolve, or the beginning of official duties

to officially deliver a verdict or pronounce judgment at the conclusion of a trial

to publicize; to promote; to spread far and wide so that everyone knows

to read out loud in public or to an audience, typically a prepared speech, statement, or formal document

to drain off liquids; to discharge; to let a fluid flow away freely

to publicize and explain to the public; to preach a religious doctrine or policy; to orate

To formally announce a state of war against an enemy or group.

Publicity Department of the CPC Central Committee; also referred to as the Central Propaganda Department.

commercial brochure; advertising pamphlet; flyer

to preach a religion; to spread a religious faith

propagandist; publicist; promoter

to announce or proclaim publicly; to make an official statement

picture poster used for propaganda, advertising, or public encouragement; advertisement hoarding

to be sworn in; to take an oath of office before beginning a job

to understand each other's thoughts without the need for words; to have a mutual unspoken agreement

Propaganda or publicity materials such as leaflets, posters, banners, or books used to promote a cause or idea

High quality handmade paper used for traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting, originally produced in Xuancheng, Anhui Province.

Xuancheng, a prefecture-level city in [[安徽|安徽|an1 hui1]] province

A truck or car used for advertisement or propaganda, often equipped with a loudspeaker.

Xuande, the reign name of the fifth Ming emperor, Zhu Zhanji, who reigned from 1426 to 1435; often associated with high-quality porcelain and incense burners from this period

reign title of the last Qing dynasty emperor [[溥仪|溥儀|pu3 yi2]], lasting from 1909 to 1912

To read aloud from a script or text word-for-word in a mechanical or lifeless way; describes someone who lacks the ability to explain things flexibly or add their own insights.

to display or spread one's power and influence

to withhold information or keep a matter private; to refuse to publicize something or make it known to others

Xuanhua district and former county of Zhangjiakou city in Hebei province

(1845–1916) influential Qing Dynasty official and industrialist who founded the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Company and several major mining and telecommunications enterprises. His 1911 policy to nationalize local railways helped trigger the Sichuan [[保路运动|保路運動|bao3 lu4 yun4 dong4]], leading to the Xinhai Revolution.

Xuanwumen, a former city gate in Beijing and the name of a neighborhood and subway station.

Emperor Xuan (91–48 BC), the tenth emperor of the Western Han dynasty, who reigned from 74 to 48 BC; born [[刘询|劉詢|liu2 xun2]], he is remembered for his effective governance and for strengthening the empire's borders against the Xiongnu.

Xuancheng, a prefecture-level city in Anhui Province

A historical declaration defining individual and collective rights; specifically refers to the French "Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen".

Seventeenth emperor of the Tang dynasty, named [[李忱|李忱|li3 chen2]], who reigned from 846 to 859

Xuanzhou, a district of Xuancheng city in Anhui province

Xuanwei, a county-level city in [[曲靖市|曲靖市|qu3 jing4 shi4]], Yunnan Province

to publicize and advocate for a policy or idea; to educate the public or guide people through persuasion (often used in Taiwan contexts)

publicity or propaganda; written promotional materials or the act of producing them

King Xuan of Qi (reigned 342-324 BC), a ruler of the State of Qi during the Warring States period; son of King Wei of Qi and known for his interactions with [[孟子|孟子|meng4 zi3]]

Xuanhan county in [[达州|達州|da2 zhou1]], Sichuan

(bound form) to read aloud or chant liturgical texts or rules; used in the idiom [[照本宣科|照本宣科|zhao4 ben3 xuan1 ke1]] to describe reading something exactly from a script

To open hostilities or launch an attack without a formal declaration

to summon a subject to an imperial audience

to declare; to announce publicly

Xuanhan County in [[达州|達州|da2 zhou1]], Sichuan Province

official title for an envoy or commissioner sent to pacify and manage affairs in war zones or border regions in imperial China