to help, assist, or provide aid

To help someone with a task or to solve a difficulty; to lend a hand; to do a favor.

organized crime syndicate; criminal gang; a group that engages in illegal activities

a gang, faction, or criminal organization; a group of people forming a clique within a larger organization or political party

The counter-revolutionary political faction led by [[江青|江青|jiang1 qing1]] that exerted power during the [[文化大革命|文化大革命|wen2 hua4 da4 ge2 ming4]]; its other members were [[张春桥|張春橋|zhang1 chun1 qiao2]], [[姚文元|姚文元|yao2 wen2 yuan2]], and [[王洪文|王洪文|wang2 hong2 wen2]].

helper; assistant; person who assists others in their work; also used to mean an accomplice

to provide assistance to; to help and support

an accomplice or accessory to a crime; a person who helps another do something evil

To give someone a hand; to do a favor.

secret society; underworld gang

a group or organization of beggars; specifically refers to the beggars' union in martial arts fiction

(historical) to be a member of a secret society or triad, such as the [[青帮|青幫|qing1 bang1]] or [[红帮|紅幫|hong2 bang1]]

gang of bandits or a criminal gang

to try to help but end up causing more trouble or inconvenience instead

(Mainland China) to help and educate someone, often in the context of guiding a wayward person back to the right path

The thick outer leaves of vegetables such as cabbage; also called [[帮儿|幫兒|bang1 r5]].

A powerful secret society that originated in the Qing dynasty; initially formed by canal workers, it later evolved into a prominent criminal and political organization in major cities during the Republican era.

To assist a chief official or person in charge in managing public affairs or business.

a caravan or team of horses used for transporting goods; a pack animal train

To help someone with their work or labor, often specifically referring to farm work or physical tasks.

lower part of the cheek; jowl

To speak in support of someone during a discussion; to second or echo what another person is saying.

The part of a shoe that covers the top and sides of the foot, excluding the sole; specifically refers to the sides of a shoe.

to form a clique or recruit people for a personal-interest group; usually carries a negative tone.

To pass on experience, skills, and traditions to a younger generation; to teach, help, and lead successors through personaly.

to assist each other; to cooperate

the side of a boat or ship; gunwale

to hang on to and serve the rich and powerful by joining in their idle pursuits or providing literary entertainment to help them kill time

to gather accomplices or organize a faction, often for negative or illicit activities; to engage in cliquish behavior

to help with kitchen work, often referring to non-staff assisting in a communal or professional kitchen; to help the cook

an association or caravan of merchants and peddlers from another district, traditionally formed based on common hometown or trade; merchants traveling in a group

to assist someone by providing money or material goods; to subsidize

a servant or person hired to help with housework; domestic help

(colloquial) to consort with; to enter into league with others for personal gain

To work as an individual itinerant trader, moving between locations to buy and sell goods for profit; to smuggle on a small scale.

To become partners or join together as companions, often for travel or business venture

a band or gang, specifically a small criminal group

an individual merchant who travels from place to place buying and selling goods to profit from price differences between regions; often used in the phrase [[跑单帮|跑單幫|pao3 dan1 bang1]]

to help; to assist financially or with one's physical efforts; used often in regional dialects

to pool or contribute money and materials to help someone out of a difficulty

mid-top style for shoes or sneakers

to help one another; to provide mutual assistance

low-top shoes; shoes with an upper that does not cover the ankle

To request assistance from someone.

the first picking of tea in the spring season

The head or leader of a gang, secret society, or sect

a gang; a group of people

(dialect) to seek temporary work elsewhere during the agricultural off-season in winter

small groups, cliques, or gangs formed in the past based on shared hometown, trade, or other social relationships