To visit the family of the deceased to express sympathy and pay one's respects.

(idiom) with only one's body and shadow to comfort each other; lonely and without support; forlorn

a visitor who offers condolences at a funeral or home of the deceased

to offer sacrifices to the deceased; to perform a worship ceremony for the dead

To visit a bereaved family to offer condolences and pay respects to the deceased

(idiom) to console the people by punishing their oppressive rulers; to launch a campaign for justice

To visit the bereaved to offer condolences and pay one's respects to the deceased

A literary genre of writing used to mourn or honor the deceased, such as a funeral address or eulogy

to punish the wicked and console the common people; to execute a just war against a tyrant for the sake of the population

to mourn for the dead and visit the sick; to show great concern for the hardships of the common people

to console the people by punishing the tyrants; to comfort the suffering and strike down the guilty

(literary) to visit ancient sites or ruins in order to reflect on and commemorate people and events of the past; to lament days gone by

(variant form) to express sympathy to the family of the deceased

(literary) to look at one's own shadow and pity oneself, describing extreme loneliness or isolation

to mourn the dead and offer sacrifices to their spirits

strange or bizarre; paradoxical. Originally from the Daoist classic [[庄子|莊子|zhuang1 zi3]].

describes speech or behavior that is bizarre, eccentric, or paradoxical; to act in a strange way to attract attention

to mourn the dead and offer prayers or sacrifices to the deceased

(idiom) used to describe someone who had no close friends in life and is only visited by flies after death; based on a historical quote by Yu Fan from the Records of the Three Kingdoms

(historical) a traditional card game popular during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, involving forty cards divided into four suits