The screen of a television, computer, or cinema projector; a display surface for images or text.

to formally begin a conference, ceremony, or large-scale activity

the formal ceremony held at the start of an event, such as a meeting, conference, exhibition, or sports competition; inauguration

in secret or out of public view; refers to the individuals or activities directing an event from hiding

A short scene at the start of a multi-act play or a narrative work that introduces characters, background, or themes; prelude.

A heavy curtain or screen, such as those used in a large room or on a stage for dividing a space or blocking a view; also used to refer to a theater curtain.

subtitles or captions on a movie screen, television, or stage; includes dialogue and credits

The curtain falls at the end of a theatrical performance; to conclude or come to an end, used for meetings, exhibitions, or sports events.

what goes on behind the scenes; non-public information or internal details, often referring to a scandal or negative secret

to unveil a monument or statue; to inaugurate

conclude or draw to a close; used figuratively for events, activities, or eras

a screen used to show movies, slides, or projected images

a ceremony or formal event held to mark the end of a meeting, exhibition, or athletic competition

to lower the curtain; to conclude; to end

the gathering darkness of night; the way night covers the world like a large cloth or curtain

the inside story of a plot or shady deal; hidden details of a scandal or dirty trick

(medieval Japan) the military administration of the shogun

To come to the front of the stage at the end of a performance to acknowledge the applause of the audience.

aides and staff of a high-ranking official or military commander; personal staff of a leader

An outer wall made of glass or metal panels that is attached to a building's frame but does not carry the weight of the roof or floors.

The screen used for showing movies or television programs

An opening address or speech given at the start of a performance, meeting, or event to welcome guests or explain the purpose of the activity.

The large screen in a movie theater used for projecting films; the cinema screen

the sky, described as if it were a vast curtain or canopy covering the earth

theater curtain or cinema screen

a cloud of thick smoke produced by chemical agents or combustion used to obscure vision or protect crops

A movie screen that is wider than standard screens and often slightly curved, used to create a more immersive experience for the audience.

information about the inner workings of an organization that has not been made public; insider news

tent; screen; curtains supported by a frame for shelter or cover

opening ceremony; inauguration ceremony

the political and ideological barrier between the Soviet bloc and Western Europe during the Cold War; in Taiwan, it historically referred to any communist-controlled territory, including China itself

The person responsible for announcing program items or introducing performers during a show

A shell or bomb that produces a screen of smoke when it explodes; also called a [[发烟弹|發煙彈|fa1 yan1 dan4]]

to manipulate from behind the scenes; to control a situation secretly

curtain or hanging screen used to cover doors or windows; used for privacy, to block light, or as a shopfront advertisement

opening ceremony; unveiling ceremony

to announce the name of a performance, the performers, or the contents of a show to the audience before each act starts

computer software designed to blank the screen or fill it with moving images when the computer is not in use

A short play consisting of only one act, characterized by a single scene, few characters, and a compact plot.

Private assistant or adviser to a high official in ancient China, especially during the Ming and Qing dynasties; often responsible for legal or financial matters. Also known as [[师爷|師爺|shi1 ye5]] or [[幕宾|幕賓|mu4 bin1]].

(literary) an assistant, adviser, or staff member to a high official or general

(literary) an assistant or private advisor to a high-ranking official or general

the screen of a television or computer monitor; primarily used in Taiwan

A scene where dense raindrops fall so heavily that they form a thick, curtain-like screen; a heavy downpour

A trusted person who is admitted into a leader's private circle; an advisor or staff member involved in confidential matters; can also imply an unusually close or intimate relationship, often used sarcastically.

To use the sky as a curtain and the earth as a mat; to live or sleep outdoors

The ceremony held to mark the end of an event such as an athletic meeting, conference, or festival

A large-scale play in several acts; typically features a complex plot and a large cast of characters.

A type of film projected on a 360-degree circular screen, surrounding the audience with sound and visuals to create an immersive experience