bitterly cold; frigid; used to describe low temperatures or a cold climate

Han Han (1982-), a famous Chinese blogger, novelist, singer, and professional rally driver

winter vacation; a school holiday between the first and second semesters, usually falling in January or February

cold wind typical of autumn and winter

a severe or very cold winter; the depths of winter

bitter cold; frigid; a freezing winter

bitterly disappointed or chilled by a lack of hope; discouraged and saddened by someone's behavior

the cold, sharp light reflecting off a blade or weapon

to exchange conventional greetings or pleasantries upon meeting, such as asking about one's health or commenting on the weather

to defend against the cold; to keep warm

to provide protection against the cold; measures or equipment used for cold-proofing

cold air; a chilly draft or current

cold wind and chilly air; freezing weather

typhoid fever; an acute infectious disease caused by bacteria, characterized by high fever, abdominal pain, and slowed heart rate

A large mass of cold air moving from higher to lower latitudes that causes temperatures to drop sharply; also called a [[寒潮|寒潮|han2 chao2]].

high and cold (of terrain); cold weather conditions at high altitudes, often referring to regions above 4500m

(idiom) extremely cold weather where the ground is frozen; frigid

The 23rd of the 24 solar terms, typically beginning around January 6th

bitterly disappointed; disheartened; discouraged (often used in the construction [[令|令|ling4]] [[人|人|ren2]] [[寒心|寒心|han2 xin1]])

miserable and poor, originally describing the distressed appearance of a poor scholar

Literally "to shiver though not cold"; to be terrified or to shudder with fear (often confused with [[粟|粟|su4]])

Strong, cold airflow that moves from high latitudes toward lower latitudes, causing a sudden drop in temperature; cold snap.

to inquire after someone's well-being; to show great care or concern for someone's daily needs and comfort

extremely poor; poverty-stricken; destitute

a polite way to refer to one's own house when speaking to others

Winter and summer vacations collectively, referring to the academic breaks after the fall and spring semesters.

able to withstand or tolerate cold temperatures; coldproof

A shiver or tremble caused by cold or fear; often used with the verb [[打|打|da3]]

to withstand or resist freezing temperatures; to protect against damage from severe cold

to be struck with fear; to lose one's nerve

A symptom in Chinese medicine where the body alternates between feeling cold and hot.

Originally meaning the cold at high altitudes is unbearable, this is now used to describe how a person with high status or unmatched skill often feels isolated because they have few peers or true friends

a cold or chilly night; a frigid night during the winter

extremely cold; severe winter weather

(idiom) Suffering from both hunger and cold at the same time; living in desperate poverty

the 24th and last of the 24 solar terms, beginning around January 20th and marking the coldest time of the year in most of China

shiver; tremble; a physical reaction to cold or fear

winter and summer; the passing of seasons or time; a year

poor and humble family; underprivileged household

cold and chilly; cool and frigid

shivering and aversion to cold; a medical symptom often occurring at the onset of a fever

To drive away cold or warm oneself up, often used in the context of warming up the body or in traditional Chinese medicine.

to catch a cold; to be affected by cold weather or a chill

clothing worn to protect against the cold during winter months

cold late autumn; the end of the autumn season

the cold air is biting; can describe extremely cold weather or a gloomy, terrifying atmosphere

hunger and cold; to be famished and freezing, often used to describe a state of extreme poverty

The coldest time of the year; specifically refers to the twelfth month of the lunar calendar or the peak of winter in general

(idiom) describing early spring weather that has just begun to get warm but suddenly turns cold again; unpredictable weather