wizard; sorcerer; shaman; a practitioner of magic or divination, traditionally one who communicates with spirits to heal or tell the future

witch; sorceress; enchantress; a woman who practices magic or performs rituals to communicate with spirits

witch; sorceress; female shaman

witchcraft; sorcery; magical practices often found in traditional societies meant to influence or control supernatural forces

A mountain range along the Yangtze River on the border of Chongqing and Hubei, famous for the Three Gorges

medicine man or shaman who treats illness through divination, prayer, or exorcism, sometimes using herbal medicine

Literally "a minor magician in the presence of a great one"; used to describe being completely outclassed or dwarfed by something far superior.

Wushan, a county in Chongqing municipality

Wuxi County, a rural county located in Chongqing; formerly part of Sichuan province.

Wu Gorge on the Yangtze River, the second of the [[三峡|三峽|san1 xia2]]

Wuxi County, located in Chongqing Municipality

wizard; sorcerer; shaman

(literary) the physical intimacy between a man and a woman; a tryst or rendezvous between lovers

a person who communicates with or entertains spirits through singing and dancing; a witch or shaman

A mythical shaman and physician mentioned in historical texts as an advisor or official during the eras of the Yellow Emperor, Emperor Yao, or King Tai Wu of the Shang dynasty.

Kaxabu or Kahabu, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan

the goddess of Mount Wu, identifies as Yaoji, the daughter of the Yan Emperor who died young and was buried on the mountain

voodoo (loanword)

Voodoo religion or belief system

United Malays National Organization; Malaysia's largest political party

(bound form) sorcery or the art of casting harmful spells; curse

a series of political crises and purges triggered by accusations of sorcery during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han dynasty

(Malaysia and Singapore) people of Malay descent; ethnic Malays

A collective term for witches and wizards; [[巫|巫|wu1]] refers specifically to female shamans and [[觋|覡|xi2]] to male shamans.

Literally translated as "no water is wide enough after one has seen the great ocean, and no clouds compare to those over Mount Wu." This poetic expression describes having seen the best of something or having experienced a deep love, such that nothing else can ever compare or satisfy.

to conduct a witch hunt; to search for and persecute people who are perceived as a threat to the community

wizard; warlock; sorcerer

(bound form) a person who recites incantations to invoke spirits, offer prayers, or cast curses

an official of the state of Qi during the Spring and Autumn period, known for gaining the favor of Duke Huan through culinary skill and extreme loyalty