Five historically and culturally significant mountains in China, namely: [[泰山|泰山|tai4 shan1]] in Shandong, [[华山|華山|hua4 shan1]] in Shaanxi, [[衡山|衡山|heng2 shan1]] in Hunan, [[恒山|恆山|heng2 shan1]] in Shanxi, and [[嵩山|嵩山|song1 shan1]] in Henan

Nanyue, referring to [[衡山|衡山|heng2 shan1]] in Hunan province; one of the Five Sacred Mountains [[五岳|五嶽|wu3 yue4]] of China.

An honorary name for [[泰山|泰山|tai4 shan1]], the most famous of the [[五岳|五嶽|wu3 yue4]] located in Shandong province

lofty mountain; tall mountain peaks

Yuelu district of [[长沙市|長沙市|chang2 sha1 shi4]] in Hunan province

(bound form) alternate name for [[华山|華山|hua4 shan1]] in Shaanxi, one of the [[五岳|五嶽|wu3 yue4]] (Five Sacred Mountains)

Mount Song in Henan Province, one of the Five Sacred Mountains of China; see [[嵩山|嵩山|song1 shan1]]

Mount Heng in Shanxi Province, the northernmost of the Five Sacred Mountains of China

variant name for Mount Hua, one of the five sacred mountains of China located in Shaanxi Province

Seoraksan mountain near Sokcho, South Korea

Mount Tai, the most famous of the Five Great Mountains of China, located in central Shandong Province

Nanyue District of Hengyang City, Hunan Province

Yuetang District of [[湘潭市|湘潭市|xiang1 tan2 shi4]] in Hunan Province

Daiyue District of Tai'an City in Shandong Province

Another name for [[泰山|泰山|tai4 shan1]], the Eastern Peak of the Five Great Mountains, located in Tai'an, Shandong Province. Also known as [[岱宗|岱宗|dai4 zong1]].

temple dedicated to the God of Mount Tai, often used by emperors for offering sacrifices

honorific term used to refer to another person's father-in-law

York Chow or Chow Yat-ngok (1947-), a Hong Kong doctor and politician who served as Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food

(literary) Collectively refers to the four great mountains of China: Mount Tai in the east, Mount Hua in the west, Mount Heng in the south, and Mount Heng in the north. Historically, emperors would travel to these mountains to meet with local lords.

Mount Huo, a mountain peak located in Anhui Province

Yuetang district of Xiangtan city [[湘潭市|湘潭市|xiang1 tan2 shi4]] in Hunan province

towering like a mountain and calm like a spring; describes a person of great dignity and composed character

To stand tall like a mountain and be deep like a pool; describes someone with noble character and a steady, dignified presence.

Yuelu district of Changsha city in Hunan province

A famous ancient academy located on the east side of Yuelu Mountain in Changsha, Hunan province; founded in 976 during the Northern Song dynasty, it was one of the four great academies of ancient China and remains a major center for Confucian learning.

having a dignified and steady presence like deep waters and high mountains

deep and stable like water in a pool or a towering mountain; describes someone with a dignified and imposing demeanor