Sanlitun, a famous district in Beijing known for its nightlife, shopping, and international influence

(historical) to station soldiers or recruit farmers to reclaim wasteland and grow food in areas where troops are garrisoned; a system of self-sufficient military agricultural colonies

to station or encamp troops; to garrison

Tunxi, a district of Huangshan City in Anhui province

Kuytun, a county-level city in Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture [[伊犁哈萨克自治州|伊犁哈薩克自治州|yi1 li2 ha1 sa4 ke4 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]], Xinjiang

(literary) used in ancient China to describe the practice of border guards or soldiers stationed in an area reclaiming wasteland to farm for their own food supplies

Sujiatun, a district of Shenyang City in Liaoning Province

village; small settlement; particularly common in northern China

to station troops at a border or frontier to reclaim and cultivate wasteland; to settle soldiers to open up new land for farming

to station; to quarter; to garrison; specifically used in a military context to describe troops occupying a position

to be stationed or quartered; to garrison troops

Tunchang County, a county in central Hainan Province

To store up or accumulate goods, often for the purpose of speculation or cornering a market.

Kuitun, a county-level city in the [[伊犁哈萨克自治州|伊犁哈薩克自治州|yi1 li2 ha1 sa4 ke4 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]] of Xinjiang

Tunchang County in Hainan Province

Zhalantun, a county-level city in [[呼伦贝尔市|呼倫貝爾市|hu1 lun2 bei4 er3 shi4]] in Inner Mongolia

Tunxi, a district of [[黄山市|黃山市|huang2 shan1 shi4]] in Anhui province

to station troops for defense; to guard a frontier

Zhalantun, a county-level city in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia

to be stationed for defense; to garrison; to guard an area with troops

to assemble or collect together

Toutunhe, a district of Ürümqi City, Xinjiang

To hoard or store up grain for future use.

Toutunhe, a district of Ürümqi City, Xinjiang

A volcanic peak located in Yangmingshan National Park in northern Taiwan. It is a dormant volcano composed mainly of andesite, reaching an elevation of 1,087 meters.

village; settlement; same as [[村落|村落|cun1 luo4]]

Beitun, a city in Altay Prefecture, Xinjiang

to store up food and fodder in preparation for war

Beitun District of Taichung City in Taiwan

Lintun Commandery (108 BC–c. 300 AD), one of the four Han dynasty commanderies established in northern Korea

Beitun, a county-level city in Altay Prefecture, Xinjiang

Nantun District of Taichung City, Taiwan

a group of volcanoes located in northern Taiwan, specifically north of Taipei city limits of Taipei

(erhua variant) small settlement or village

An area of Taichung, Taiwan, located between the coastal western part of the city and the mountains to the east

To be stationed or quartered at a certain location, usually referring to military forces.

Twente, a region in the Netherlands

University of Twente, a research university in the Netherlands

(historical) the system of state-run farming colonies used from the Han dynasty onwards to feed the military and provide for grain supplies

to corner the market by hoarding goods for speculation and waiting for prices to rise

Describes streets and alleys being packed or filled with people.

(literary) to hesitate to move forward or be unable to advance

Tuen Mun district in the New Territories, Hong Kong

alternative name for the Northern Song dynasty poet Liu Yong, referring to his official position as a secondary official in the Agricultural Department

(literary) prosperous and abundant; well-off; flourishing

Sujiatun district of Shenyang City [[沈阳市|瀋陽市|shen3 yang2 shi4]] in Liaoning Province

Caotun Township in Nantou County, central Taiwan

Caotun Township, located in central Taiwan in Nantou County; an area originally inhabited by indigenous peoples that became an agricultural and historical center in modern times.

Xitun District of Taichung, Taiwan