loyal; faithful; devoted; staunch; showing sincerity and commitment to a person, country, or cause

loyal, honest, and reliable in character or relationship

sincere advice; counsel; a wise word

to be loyal to; to be devoted to; to treat with a faithful and sincere attitude

to vow loyalty and devotion to; to serve wholeheartedly

loyalty; devotion; faithfulness

loyal, dependable, and unwavering, especially toward one's country, cause, or partner

loyal and righteous; loyalty and integrity; fealty

To devote all one's loyalty to a cause or one's country; to do one's duty as a loyal subject.

(idiom) intensely loyal and devoted; faithful and true; full of integrity

an official or statesman loyal to their ruler or nation; a patriot

to be loyal to one's country and filial to one's parents

Wei Zhongxian (1568–1627), a powerful and infamous eunuch during the late Ming dynasty who dominated the imperial court.

honest and kind; sincere and considerate

Zhang Xianzhong (1606-1647), a late Ming Dynasty peasant revolt leader who established the Great Xi kingdom in Sichuan before being defeated by Qing forces

A famous general of the Shu Kingdom during the Three Kingdoms period, known for his bravery and skill as an older fighter.

to be faithful to one's post; to do one's duty with total devotion

Zhong County or Zhongxian, a county in the municipality of [[重庆|重慶|chong2 qing4]]

Zhang Zizhong (1891–1940), a high-ranking general of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army who died in battle during the Second Sino-Japanese War

faithful and honest; loyal and sincere

Wuzhong, a prefecture-level city in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region

Personal name (851–912) of the founder of the Later Liang Dynasty during the Five Dynasties period; born Zhu Wen, he was granted the name Quanzhong by the Tang emperor before eventually seizing the throne himself.

(bound form) a national hero who sacrificed their life for their country; those who are loyal until death

Historical figure (died 756 AD), original name Yang Zhao; an influential prime minister during the Tang dynasty and cousin of Consort [[杨贵妃|楊貴妃|yang2 gui4 fei1]] whose corruption and rivalry with An Lushan helped trigger the An Lushan Rebellion

loyal and honest; faithful and upright

honest and sincere advice or heartfelt words intended to help someone improve; earnest exhortation

loyal and brave; faithful and courageous

unswerving in one's loyalty; faithful and constant; describes someone whose devotion and integrity never change

honest, sincere, and simple-minded; loyal and considerate without any hidden motives

extremely loyal and wholehearted; serving someone or one's country with body and soul

Han Shizhong (1089–1151), a famous general of the Southern Song dynasty known for resisting the Jin invaders; he later resigned in protest against the execution of [[岳飞|岳飛|yue4 fei1]] and lived in seclusion.

Wuzhong prefecture-level city in the [[宁夏回族自治区|寧夏回族自治區|ning2 xia4 hui2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 qu1]]

To dedicate one's life or efforts to serving the nation with total devotion and loyalty.

blind or mindless loyalty, or to show such loyalty, without regard for right or wrong

the soul or immortal spirit of a martyr

Honest advice is often hard to hear; loyal advice jars on the ears. Often used with [[良药苦口|良藥苦口|liang2 yao4 ku3 kou3]].

Famous Taiwanese cartoonist (born 1948) specializing in retelling Chinese classics through manhua

The Confucian moral code of being wholeheartedly devoted to others and empathetic (treating others as one would wish to be treated); magnanimity; loyalty and consideration

(1844–1900) A Qing dynasty philologist and diplomat from Jiangsu; known for writing the first systematic Chinese grammar, [[马氏文通|馬氏文通|ma3 shi4 wen2 tong1]].

loyal and upright; honest and righteous; faithful and straightforward

utterly or unreservedly loyal; pure-hearted and faithful

loyal and obedient; faithful and submissive

(idiom) to be faithful to the sovereign and devoted to one's country

the remains of a loyal or heroic person

Zhao Zhongyao (1902-1998), Chinese pioneer nuclear physicist

The four traditional virtues of loyalty to the state, filial piety to parents, faithfulness between spouses, and righteousness among friends

extremely loyal and possessing a high sense of justice; having good faith and virtue

To serve one's country with absolute loyalty; to be loyal and patriotic to the end of heart.

(?-1682) A Qing Dynasty military figure and the third Prince of Jingnan. He was one of the Three Feudatories who rebelled against the Qing government; after his defeat and surrender, he was eventually executed.