Shandong province, located on the eastern coast of China, with its capital at [[济南|濟南|ji3 nan2]]

Shanxi province in northern China, with the capital city [[太原市|太原市|tai4 yuan2 shi4]]

mountain area; mountainous region

A coastal province in East China, located at the lower reaches of the Yellow River; the capital is [[济南市|濟南市|ji3 nan2 shi4]].

San Francisco, California; a major port city on the West Coast of the United States. It was originally called "Gold Mountain" by Chinese immigrants during the gold rush, and later renamed to distinguish it from [[墨尔本|墨爾本|mo4 er3 ben3]] (the "New Gold Mountain").

The courtesy name of Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China

Foshan, a prefecture-level city in [[广东|廣東|guang3 dong1]] Province

mountains and water; natural scenery consisting of mountains and rivers

goat; any of several ruminant mammals related to the sheep but with backward-curving horns and, in the male, a beard

A province in northern China with its capital at [[太原市|太原市|tai4 yuan2 shi4]]; its short name is [[晋|晉|jin4]]

a mountain or hill through which lava, rock fragments, hot vapor, and gas are being or have been erupted from the earth's crust

To climb a hill or go to a mountainous area; often used in historical contexts like going to the mountains to engage in guerrilla warfare.

high mountain; alpine; a mountain of great height

mine; place where minerals are extracted

Alexandria, the name of several cities

Mount Tai in Shandong province, the eastern peak of the [[五岳|五嶽|wu3 yue4]] (Five Sacred Mountains)

A fortified mountain village or a mountain stronghold, especially one used by bandits in historical times.

road or path in the mountains

Zhao Benshan (1958-), a famous Chinese television comedian and actor known for his performances in the annual New Year's Gala

mountain top; summit; hilltop; the highest point of a mountain or hill

mountain valley; ravine

Sun Yat-sen (1866-1925), the Chinese revolutionary leader who founded the Republic of China and the [[国民党|國民黨|guo2 min2 dang3]].

A manor house, villa, or secluded residence in the mountains or countryside; also frequently used in hotel names.

A mountain that yields gold

Tangshan city in Hebei Province; also see [[唐山市|唐山市|tang2 shan1 shi4]]

to climb or ascend a mountain or hill

hillside; mountain slope

a mountain permanently covered with snow or ice

(of the sun or moon) to set or sink behind the mountains

rivers and mountains; the natural scenery of a country

a large or massive mountain; high mountain

The Tian Shan mountain range, which straddles the border between northwestern China and Central Asia.

Huangshan; Mount Huang in southern Anhui Province, famous for its scenic 'four wonders' consisting of pines, rocks, clouds, and hot springs; listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site

mountains or hills covered with lush green vegetation; green hills

The area at the base or foot of a mountain or hill; under the mountain.

a village located in a mountainous area

wooded mountain area; mountain forests

Mountains located in the south; the southern hills

cave or cavern inside a mountain

summit of a mountain; hilltop; mountain stronghold

Chinese yam; a climbing plant with edible tubers used in cooking and traditional medicine.

Prefecture-level city in Liaoning Province [[辽宁|遼寧|liao2 ning2]], famous for its iron and steel production.

Chinese hawthorn; a deciduous tree with white flowers and small, sour red fruit often used in snacks and medicine

A university with campuses in Guangzhou and Kaohsiung; also refers to the former Moscow Sun Yat-sen University.

a small hill or mound

The physical form or body of a mountain; massif

desolate mountain or barren hill where nothing is cultivated

mountain range; a series of mountains connected together in a line

A famous mountain in Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, known for its scenery, cultural history, and as a summer resort; a UNESCO World Heritage site