referring to mainland China and Taiwan and their bilateral relations

the land adjoining or near the sea; seacoast

A designated trading or transit point located on the border between two countries for crossing and customs.

the western side of a landmass or body of water.

pertaining to the land or areas situated along the shore of a sea or ocean

to achieve a stable and secure life or reach a major goal after a period of struggle, such as passing a difficult exam or landing a secure job

the opposite bank of a body of water or a distant goal

the opposite bank or shore of a body of water

on the shore or riverbank; onto the land from a body of water

the boundary line between land and the sea or ocean

The northern side of a river or body of water.

the land along the edge of a river

To pull toward, approach, or reach the shore, specifically referring to a vessel

a raised structure of earth or stone built to prevent a river from flooding or to support a road

Nan'an, a district of central Chongqing

solemn, serious, or dignified in appearance or manner

Name of various places including Gold Coast (Australian city), Gold Coast (former British colony in Africa) and Costa Daurada (area on the coast of Catalonia, Spain)

upright and noble in character or spirit

having a grave, serious, or imposing appearance (often used ironically in modern contexts)

to beat against the shore (of waves)

to leave a ship or boat and go onto the shore

Jiang'an, a district of Wuhan City [[武汉市|武漢市|Wu3 han4 Shi4]], Hubei

to delay entering a conflict until others have exhausted themselves; to be an indifferent bystander to others' misfortune

the Left Bank (especially in Paris)

Côte d'Ivoire or Ivory Coast (Taiwan usage)

the land along the edge of a lake

a person who is arrogant, proud, or difficult to approach

a navigational mark or lighthouse situated on the shore to assist maritime navigation

United States Coast Guard

A call to reform one's ways; if one turns away from wrongdoing, there is hope for redemption.

like a dog who fell in the river and climbs out—shaking all over

the western coastal region of a country or continent, specifically referring to the Pacific coast of the United States in this context.

A treaty port forced on Qing China by 19th-century Great Powers.

lofty and unyielding; proud and haughty

Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau (media term used especially since 1997)

a low stone wall built along the water's edge to protect an embankment or shoreline from erosion

a high river bank or steep shore

high bank, deep valley (idiom); a secluded location

red spider lily (Lycoris radiata) or cluster amaryllis

East Coast

to come ashore

coastal area

the right bank of a river, often used in the context of urban geography (e.g., Paris).

PRC Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits (ARATS)