Always; at all times; all along; used to express that something has consistently been a certain way from the past up until the present, frequently appearing in negative sentences to mean "never".

never in the past; never did

thus; thereby; consequently; used to connect two clauses where the second describes a result, purpose, or further action based on the first

Introduces a starting point in time, often referring to a past event or situation; ever since

To devote oneself to a particular profession, career, or activity; to go in for; to undertake.

never in the past; has never happened before

from this time on; since then; henceforth

from a young age; since one was a child

out of; from among; therefrom; from within or from the inside of something

never; at no time in the past, present, or future

previously; in the past; once upon a time

to obey; to submit oneself to; to comply with or be subordinated to

never; has never happened and does not happen; refers to a habit or a consistent state

calm; unhurried; leisurely; staying composed even when facing difficult situations

employee; person employed in a specific trade or profession

From the start; anew; once again; starting over from scratch

to listen to and follow instructions; to comply with or heed something such as advice, a command, or a warning

to have no way, path, or means of doing something; to lack the necessary clues or methods to proceed

to handle or punish according to strict principles; to adopt a rigorous standard for criticism, sentencing, or enforcement

To follow a profession; to be engaged in a trade or to practice a vocation.

from beginning to end; throughout the entire process; the whole thing

to obey or follow orders, advice, or judgment; to defer to a superior

from now on or from that time forward

to descend from the heavens; to drop from the sky

to comply with or yield to the wishes of others

again; from the beginning; afresh; often implies starting over after a previous attempt was canceled or rejected

(idiom) to lack the power or ability to do what one wishes; for one's ability to not be equal to one's ambition

To be engaged in politics or government affairs, especially as a government official.

what course to follow; what path to take; describes being at a crossroads or having difficulty deciding what to do

A person who helps another person commit a crime but is not the main perpetrator; an accomplice.

to handle a legal case or infraction leniently within the scope of laws or regulations, often regarding sentencing or punishment

not knowing which course to follow; at a loss for what to do or who to obey

to accompany or attend to a person of higher status; to follow along

a person who works in a particular profession or industry; industry professional

to be subordinate or dependent; to be attached to a larger or more important entity

To grow out of nothing; to develop from a state where nothing existed before

to join the army; to serve in the military

to study under a master or expert; to follow someone as one's teacher

to follow blindly; to conform slavishly; to exhibit unthinking obedience or go along with others without judging right from wrong

(literary) an attendant, retainer, or chamberlain who serves a high-ranking official or monarch; a retinue

as soon as possible; without delay; with dispatch

from head to foot; all over; entirely

Shen Congwen (1902–1988), a famous modern Chinese writer and novelist known for works such as [[边城|邊城|bian1 cheng2]].

To follow the majority; to do as others do or follow the crowd.

calm and unruffled; composed and taking one's time

to submit to pressure; to bow to the will of others against one's own wishes; the act or state of yielding

(colloquial) from a certain time in the past; ever since; used to introduce a starting point in time, similar to [[自从|自從|zi4 cong2]]

to handle a legal or disciplinary case with lenience; to adopt a generous approach within the scope of the law or regulations

from beginning to end; from first to last