about to; on the point of; soon

a high-ranking military officer

at some later time or date

inevitably; will certainly

nearly or close to a certain amount, time, or distance

an official in charge of guarding a gate or entrance

will, shall, or going to; indicating an action or event that is about to happen in the future

a young militant member of the Red Guard during the Cultural Revolution

a famous or renowned military general

an experienced person or old-timer in a particular field

a high military rank equivalent to a four-star officer, encompassing army general, navy admiral, or air chief marshal

high-ranking military officer

a general or admiral

officers and soldiers

to accept or settle for something that is not entirely satisfactory

an important general or high-ranking military commander, often a specific title in ancient China

a military rank equivalent to a major general, rear admiral, or air vice marshal

a high-ranking military officer or commander in traditional or historical contexts

the chief officer in command of an army or military force

a female military commander or high-ranking officer

about to; on the point of; ready to start or act

brigadier general; commodore

to call out names and assign duties to generals, originally in theater or ancient military contexts

a valiant and powerful military leader

(old) (military) a command or an order

capable person; key member

commander-in-chief; the equivalent of king in Chinese chess

to put oneself in someone else's shoes

To surmount all difficulties on the way to success; to overcome one obstacle after another (idiom).

a skilled athlete, top player, or expert in a specific field

a general or high-ranking military officer

to play mahjong

to dispatch people or organize a team to handle a specific task or mission

to accept an error and adapt to it rather than correcting it; to make the best of a mistake or blunder

to beat someone at their own game; to turn an opponent's plot to one's own advantage

A strategy of goading or using reverse psychology to provoke someone into taking action (e.g. by questioning their ability).

one's defeated opponent

champion-level athlete (title awarded by the General Administration of Sport of China based on performance in international and national competitions)

talented field commander (military)

Yang Saga, a popular work of fiction from the Northern Song period depicting the heroic Yang family of warriors

lieutenant general; vice admiral; air marshal

to bite the hand that feeds one; to repay kindness with enmity

to make up for one's faults by doing good deeds