a time of maximum use, demand, or traffic such as rush hour

A meeting attended by heads of state or top government leaders to discuss matters of importance

The busiest or most frequent period of time; specifically refers to traffic rush hour or the peak stage of an activity; also called [[尖峰期|尖峰期|jian1 feng1 qi1]] in Taiwan.

the highest point or stage of something, such as a career, civilization, or state of being; apex; pinnacle

The highest point or maximum numerical value in a set of changing data, often used in electronics or statistics

Mount Everest; world's highest peak on the border of China and Nepal; abbreviation for [[珠穆朗玛峰|珠穆朗瑪峰|zhu1 mu4 lang3 ma3 feng1]]

the highest part of a mountain; summit; pinnacle

the highest part of a mountain; a high and pointed summit

a mountain peak covered with snow

the highest point of a mountain or mountain range

The highest water level or maximum flow of a river during a flood.

the highest peak in a mountain range; primary mountain peak

two mountain peaks; double-peaked

The highest mountain on Earth, located on the border between China and Nepal; transliterated from its Tibetan name, Qomolangma. Also known in Taiwan as [[圣母峰|聖母峰|sheng4 mu3 feng1]]

Chifeng, a prefecture-level city in Inner Mongolia.

sharp mountain peak

Johnnie To (1955-), Hong Kong film director

To reach the highest point or summit; used to describe reaching the absolute pinnacle of technical skill, scholarship, or achievement.

(idiom) a mountain road that twists and turns around every peak

The hump on the back of a camel, which stores fat for energy.

the highest point of a wave cycle; crest of a wave or peak of a vibration

The famous pagoda by the West Lake in Hangzhou, originally built in the 10th century; it is famously associated with the legend of the [[白蛇传|白蛇傳|bai2 she2 zhuan4]], where the White Snake is said to be imprisoned beneath it.

Chifeng, a prefecture-level city in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

many mountain peaks that are connected or clustered together; the peaks of a mountain range

mountain peaks and ridges stretching in an unbroken chain

Wufeng Tujia Autonomous County in Hubei, China

(literary or old) one's superiors or upper echelons of leadership

a steep and dangerous mountain peak; lofty heights

a mountain peak that is covered in ice and snow throughout the year

Xu Haifeng (1957-), a Chinese sharpshooter who won the first ever Olympic gold medal for China in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics 50m pistol event

The highest part or ridge of the eyebrow; often used to refer to the inner ends of the eyebrows when expressing emotion or concentration

the peak or crest of a mountain

The highest point of a mountain; peak

The "Peak Flown from Afar", a famous limestone peak located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province; noted for its numerous Buddhist rock carvings and caves. Traditionally, an Indian monk named Huili believed it was a peak from India that had mysteriously flown to China. Also known as [[灵鹫峰|靈鷲峰|ling2 jiu4 feng1]].

a strategic pass on the Great Wall located on the border between Hebei Province and Tianjin

Xifeng District of Qingyang City in Gansu Province

Name of a famous peak located by the [[长江三峡|長江三峽|chang2 jiang1 san1 xia2]] on the Yangtze River.

Shuangfeng county in Loudi, Hunan

Hengfeng County in [[上饶|上饒|shang4 rao2]] prefecture, Jiangxi Province

Hefeng County in Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei Province

a large camel native to Central Asia that has two humps on its back

Hengfeng County in [[上饶|上饒|shang4 rao2]] prefecture-level city, Jiangxi province

Hefeng County in Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei Province.

Fengfengkuang District in Handan city, Hebei Province

Mount Namcha Barwa, a 7,782-meter peak in the Himalayas

Yanfeng District of Hengyang City, Hunan Province

beautiful mountain peak; specifically used to describe a snow-capped peak white as jade

Mont Blanc; the highest peak in the Alps, located on the border between France and Italy

Mount Bogda, a peak in the eastern Tianshan mountain range of Xinjiang standing at 5,445 meters.