to honor or commend someone publicly for outstanding achievements, or the formal recognition given for such merit

to manifest or show clearly; to bring something abstract into view or make it conspicuous

(idiom) to bring out the best in each other; to mutually enhance one another so that each side's strengths shine more brilliantly

trying to cover up a mistake or truth only makes it more obvious; the more one hides, the more one is exposed

clear and manifest; evident or prominent

Changhua city and county in western Taiwan

A county located in western Taiwan between the Dadu and Zhuoshui rivers.

Zhangwu county in Fuxin [[阜新|阜新|fu4 xin1]], Liaoning

infamous; notorious; having a bad reputation that is known by everyone

Zhangwu County in [[阜新|阜新|fu4 xin1]], Liaoning Province

notorious for one's misdeeds; having a reputation that is widely known for being bad

City in western Taiwan and the seat of Changhua County.

Used to describe someone whose crimes are extremely serious and obvious for all to see; to be notorious for one's evil deeds.

Justice or divine law is clear and manifest; indicates that good is rewarded and evil is punished.

clear and evident for all to see

clear for all to see; conspicuous; used to describe facts or principles that are extremely evident

literally meaning everyone is sharp-eyed; refers to a situation or fact being so clear and obvious that it is subject to public scrutiny

to praise good and punish or hate evil; to distinguish clearly between the virtuous and the wicked

To reveal past events as a way to understand or predict what is to come; to consider the past and weigh the future.

obvious; manifest; clearly visible; well-known; same as [[昭彰|昭彰|zhao1 zhang1]]

to manifest or clarify; to make something public or obvious

describes writing that is bold, free, and full of vigor while remaining clear and vivid in its meaning