to respect and admire someone or something deeply; to idolize

lofty and sublime in character, spirit, or ideals

to uphold; to promote; to advocate; to value something highly

to think highly of; to praise highly; to revere or accord great importance to

a person who worships or admires someone or something

to hold in high esteem; to respect or venerate deeply

Chongzhen, the reign name of the last Ming emperor (1628-1644)

to revere; to venerate; to honor and admire and respect

Famous Ming Dynasty general from Dongguan who successfully defended the northern frontier against the Manchu Qing army; he was later executed after being falsely accused of treason.

towering mountains and steep ridges; high and precipitous mountains

to revere foreign things and pander to overseas powers; used as an idiom to describe a blind or obsequious admiration for foreign goods, ideas, and people

Chongwenmen gate in Beijing; located on the southeast side of the inner city, it was a vital transportation hub known as [[海岱门|海岱門|hai3 dai4 men2]] during the Ming dynasty and also as [[哈德门|哈德門|ha1 de2 men2]].

Chongzhou, a county-level city in [[成都|成都|cheng2 du1]] City, Sichuan Province

Chongming Island, located at the mouth of the Yangtze River in Shanghai

Bai Chongxi (1893-1966), a prominent Kuomintang general and a leader of the Guangxi warlord faction; he played a key role in the Nationalist military campaigns from 1926 to 1949.

Chongzhou, a county-level city in [[成都|成都|cheng2 du1]], Sichuan Province

To admire or worship foreign things and customs; often used in a negative sense to describe excessive or blind reverence

Chongzuo, a prefecture-level city located in the [[广西壮族自治区|廣西壯族自治區|guang3 xi1 zhuang4 zu2 zi4 zhi4 qu1]]

high mountains; lofty peaks

Chongzuo, a prefecture-level city in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

to hold someone or something in the highest regard; to admire or praise extremely

Chongren county in [[抚州|撫州|fu3 zhou1]] City, Jiangxi Province

Chongyi county in [[赣州|贛州|gan4 zhou1]], Jiangxi province

Chongren county in [[抚州|撫州|fu3 zhou1]], Jiangxi province

Chong'an District of Wuxi City in Jiangsu Province; also the former name of Wuyishan City in Fujian Province

to esteem and have faith in; to worship

Chongyi County in Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province

to worship or believe in; to hold in high esteem, especially a religion, deity, or supernatural being

The social phenomenon of deifying an individual and offering them blind worship; a manifestation of historical idealism.

Chongyang county in Xianning, Hubei province

to admire and revere; to worship or look up to

Chongyang county in [[咸宁|咸寧|xian2 ning2]], Hubei province

Ruan Chongwu (1933-), third governor of Hainan province

Chongchuan District of [[南通|南通|nan2 tong1]] city in Jiangsu province

Former county in Sichuan Province, now the county-level city of Chongzhou [[崇州|崇州|chong2 zhou1]]; not to be confused with the Chongqing municipality [[重庆|重慶|chong2 qing4]]

Chongxin, a county in Pingliang City, Gansu Province.

Chongchuan district of [[南通|南通|nan2 tong1]] city in Jiangsu province

Promote what is fundamental and suppress what is incidental; historically, this referred to prioritizing agriculture and restricting commerce

Five Dynasties literary figure from the Later Shu state, noted for compiling the [[花间集|花間集|hua1 jian1 ji2]], which is the oldest surviving anthology of song lyrics.

(10th century) North Song dynasty painter from Nanjing; grandson of the famous flower-and-bird painter [[徐熙|徐熙|xu2 xi1]]. He is credited with creating the 'boneless' (mò gǔ) style of painting, which uses direct color washes instead of ink outlines.

idolatry; the worship of idols or Baal

A form of nature worship where animals are treated as sacred objects of sacrifice or devotion, often because they are seen as incarnations of spirits or gods.

statesman and renowned official of the Tang Dynasty who served as chancellor under several emperors including Emperor Xuanzong

to admire or worship foreign things and customs

a high and steep cliff; an abrupt precipice

A religious service or ceremony of worship

Chongwen Zongmu; an important 11th-century descriptive catalog of the imperial library of the Northern Song Dynasty, originally consisting of 66 volumes. Though much of it is now lost, it remains a vital historical reference for early Chinese literature.

An imperial institution and school established during the Tang Dynasty, responsible for managing the library of the Crown Prince and educating students of the Eastern Palace. Originally named [[崇贤馆|崇賢館|chong2 xian2 guan3]], it was renamed to avoid the name of Crown Prince Li Xian.

(literary) the whole morning from dawn until noon; a very short period of time