A person of low social status or little influence; a nonentity; an ordinary person without fame.

(erhua variant) A nickname or affectionate term for a young child or kid

Children's picture story book; traditional Chinese comic book consisting of small bound volumes of palm-sized illustrations.

The fictional country of tiny people described in the book "Gulliver's Travels"; more generally, a land of dwarfs or tiny things.

(idiom) a vile character flourishes; an inferior person becomes arrogant and overbearing after attaining a position of power or influence

A family of common people or a household of modest means; a destitute family.

a person who is snobbish and looks down on others; someone with a mean or despicable personality who only cares about power and wealth

lowly and vulgar people of the city; a narrow-minded or ill-mannered person from the marketplace

Colloquial term for a children's picture-story book; a small comic book with a complete story plot.

a person of great character does not hold grudges against those of lower status or moral stature; often used as a plea for forgiveness or to show one's own generosity of spirit

Describes a person of great character who is generous and does not hold a grudge against someone of lesser status for their mistakes.

A noble person is open-hearted and at peace, while a petty person is always burdened by anxiety and worry.

a person of high moral character does not hold a grudge or dwell on the mistakes made by those of low status or poor character

(colloquial) exceptionally bright or clever child; child prodigy; a little smarty-pants

to gauge the heart of a gentleman with one's own mean measure; to use narrow-minded thinking to guess the motives of a person with high integrity