Chen Yinke (1890–1969), a highly influential Chinese historian, linguist, and sinologist known for his deep knowledge of historical linguistics and medieval Chinese history.

The fifty-first year of the sexagenary cycle, occurring every sixty years, such as 1914, 1974, or 2034.

The twenty-seventh year of the sixty-year sexagenary cycle (such as 1890, 1950, or 2010).

The thirty-ninth year of the sixty-year sexagenary cycle.

The third term of the sixty-year sexagenary cycle (such as the years 1926, 1986, or 2046), also used to designate days, months, and hours in the traditional calendar

The 15th year of the 60-year sexagenary cycle, such as 1938, 1998, or 2058.

Tang Yin (1470–1523), a famous painter, poet, and calligrapher of the Ming Dynasty; also known by his style name [[唐伯虎|唐伯虎|tang2 bo2 hu3]].

(idiom) lit. eating next year's grain in the year of the tiger; fig. to spend money before one has earned it or to dip into future funds; to live now and pay later.

3 am to 5 am in the traditional system of two-hour time periods

the first four of the twelve earthly branches; used to refer to the complete logic of a situation or the underlying reasons behind something

To eat next year's grain in advance; to live beyond one's means or be in financial straits by dipping into future income.

(literary) colleagues who serve in the same office or department; fellow officials

to be worried and cautious from morning till night; to be constantly on one's guard

The first month of the traditional lunar calendar, named after the third of the twelve Earthly Branches

(literary) describes an official who is respectful in conduct and clean in character; to be diligent and upright in one's duties.s duties

(literary) to revere; to hold in awe; to be respectfully cautious

the third year in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac, representing the tiger

(literary) friendship between colleagues, especially among government officials; the bond shared by fellow workers

The first month of the lunar year; historically used to mark the start of the year in certain calendars.

Moon Jae-in (born 1953), South Korean politician and human rights lawyer who served as the president of South Korea from 2017 to 2022