government; administrative organ of a state; the authorities

municipal government; city hall

The administrative body responsible for governing a province; also known as the [[省府|省府|sheng3 fu3]]

The governing body of a specific administrative region, such as a province, city, or county, operating under the authority of the central government.

the highest administrative organ of a county, headed by a county magistrate elected by the residents; responsible for local administration including finance, education, and public works

The highest level of administrative authority or leadership in a country.

the official residence or office of a president

the official mansion or residence of a prince or a person holding a royal title during the feudal era

the capital city of an autonomous region, state, or province; historically referred to a provincial capital.

The official armed forces of a government or state

In former times, a general term for local government offices or administrative centers

Opposing or acting against the established government.

A famous shopping district and pedestrian street in Beijing.

The central government of a federal system or federation.

A place where academic research or learning is centralized

A region that is naturally self-sufficient, fertile, and rich in resources; also used as an epithet for Sichuan province (especially the area around Chengdu)

(medieval Japan) the military administration of the shogun

(abbreviation) municipal government; city hall

the government of the Qing dynasty (1644-1911)

the capital of the United States (abbreviation for [[华盛顿哥伦比亚特区|華盛頓哥倫比亞特區|hua2 sheng4 dun4 ge1 lun2 bi3 ya4 te4 qu1]]); by extension, the US federal government

The Nationalist government of the Republic of China between 1925 and 1948

prefectural magistrate, a high-ranking local administrative official in imperial China (especially during the Ming and Qing dynasties)

(courteous) your home or family; your residence; your native place

Social and political ideology that opposes all forms of state power and authority, advocating for voluntary cooperation

(literary) a cave dwelling or mansion in the mountains where immortals, Daoist priests, or recluses live in legends and mythology

shrewdness; calculatedness; used to describe a person's mental depth or the way they hide their true intentions from others

The local government responsible for the administration of a province

(idiom) to go back home; originally used for an official's ceremonial return to their residence, but now often used humorously or to describe returning after a defeat or finishing a task

(historical) Official Music Bureau established during the Han dynasty, responsible for creating music, training performers, and collecting folk songs.

government bonds issued to fund public spending or manage national debt

the nether world where souls go after death in folklore and mythology; hell; Hades

The government of Hong Kong; specifically refers to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government since 1997.

(literary) the official residence or private mansion of a high official, nobleman, or wealthy individual

Historical term for a city that served as the capital or administrative seat of a prefecture during the Tang through Qing dynasties.

military government; junta

(literary) the private residence of an aristocrat, high official, or wealthy person; official residence

the primary administrative office or local government of a county; short for [[县政府|縣政府|xian4 zheng4 fu3]]

Department within the Qing dynasty imperial government responsible for the internal affairs of the palace and the personal needs of the emperor and his family

the world of the dead; hell; also referred to as [[阴间|陰間|yin1 jian1]] or [[地府|地府|di4 fu3]]

anarchy; a lawless state or condition in which a country has no functioning government and is marked by disorder or riots

an interim government that handles basic administrative duties until a permanent one is formed

government treasury or repository where a state keeps its wealth and historical records

The historical residence of the direct descendants of Confucius, located in Qufu, Shandong Province; it is a UNESCO World Heritage site containing extensive archives and cultural relics.

the seat of government or administrative center of a prefecture or state

(bound form) high-ranking official in imperial China, specifically the minister in charge of the palace treasury, handicrafts, and taxes for the emperor's upkeep; one of the Nine Ministers in the Qin and Han dynasties

treasury of the imperial palace; the storage rooms or vaults of the court

not belonging to or associated with a government

The governor of a prefecture in ancient China, specifically the magistrate of a capital city such as the [[京兆尹|京兆尹|jing1 zhao4 yin3]] in the Han dynasty or similar officials in the Tang, Ming, and Qing dynasties.

a region or country with fertile land and abundant products; a land of natural wealth