police force; police officer; a person responsible for maintaining public order and safety

to observe; to watch; to survey; to inspect something closely

To conduct an on-the-spot investigation, inspection, or field study; to observe and learn about something through direct contact.

public prosecutor; a judicial officer responsible for investigating crimes and initiating public prosecution on behalf of the state

police station; police department; police headquarters

to supervise, monitor, or inspect

To investigate and prosecute a criminal case; to conduct a procuratorial investigation.

to sense, perceive, or become aware of something; the act or state of perceiving or detecting through observation

to examine, observe, or investigate a situation, such as disaster conditions or project progress

to supervise or superintend; to oversee and inspect

procuratorate; a state agency responsible for investigation, prosecution, and legal supervision, similar to a public prosecutor's office

to reconnoiter or scout; to collect information on enemy forces, terrain, or facilities through observation, photography, or electronic means

to conduct an on-site investigation, inspection, or reconnaissance, especially regarding terrain, geological structures, or natural resources for mining or construction; to prospect

to look at carefully; to observe or watch closely

chief prosecutor; procurator-general; attorney general

The state organ responsible for legal supervision and prosecution in China, abbreviated as [[检察院|檢察院|jian3 cha2 yuan4]].

An informal diplomatic representative sent to international conferences or organizations who has the right to speak but not to vote; personnel dispatched by international organizations to conflict zones to monitor or perform specific tasks

China's highest national level agency responsible for prosecution and investigation; the supreme prosecutor's office

to sense, perceive, or detect something that is not immediately obvious; to come to realize

Ministry of Supervision; Ministry of Control

A group of people organized to conduct a formal study, inquiry, or field inspection; can refer to a commission of inquiry, fact-finding group, or field-study group.

insight; discernment; perspicacity

to see clearly; to observe and understand thoroughly; to have insight into

an analyst or specialist who observes and comments on social or political affairs; also used as a pseudonym for political commentators in newspapers and journals

Military aircraft equipped with cameras, radar, or other surveillance technology used to gather intelligence.

To personally observe and experience a situation; to examine or investigate something with close attention; to learn about conditions through firsthand experience.

a soldier tasked with gathering information about enemy positions or movements; a military scout or spy

the ability to observe and perceive things clearly; discernment; perceptiveness

Police officers responsible for directing traffic and maintaining road safety; often shortened to [[交警|交警|jiao1 jing3]].

A member of a supervisory committee, such as those serving on the [[监察院|監察院|jian1 cha2 yuan4]] in the Republic of China

Armed police or special units responsible for controlling riots and preventing violent crimes; referred to as [[镇暴警察|鎮暴警察|zhen4 bao4 jing3 cha2]] in Taiwan.

A person responsible for gathering information about an enemy or an area; scout, spy, detective, or investigator

one who watches or observes

chief of police; director of a police bureau

investigation team or scientific expedition party

to fail in observing or supervising; to neglect one's duty to monitor subordinates or check for problems

To investigate both openly and in secret; to look into a matter from all sides.

inspector; supervisor; controller

The provinces of [[山西|山西|shan1 xi1]], [[察哈尔|察哈爾|cha2 ha1 er3]], and [[河北|河北|he2 bei3]] during the Republic of China era.

to weigh someone's words and observe their facial expression; to discern what someone is thinking from their tone and body language

To maintain order at a public gathering; to patrol or steward a crowd

spy satellite; a man-made satellite equipped with cameras, radar, or radio receivers used to gather military intelligence by monitoring and tracking targets from orbit

Chahar Province, a former province in North China that existed as a province from 1928 to 1952 (previously a special administrative region from 1912)

to investigate or scout out a situation; to explore; to observe carefully in order to understand details

To make a tour of inspection; to make one's rounds; to go around and observe conditions.

police station; police office

to observe or investigate something clearly and thoroughly; to be sharp-sighted or perspicacious and not easily deceived

The highest watchdog and auditing body of the government of the Republic of China (Taiwan)

(idiom) to be perceptive of even the finest detail; to have eyes like a hawk or see through everything