a temptation, lure, or attraction; something that entices or seduces

to feel confused or bewildered because one is unsure of how to solve a problem or situation; to be puzzled

to be perplexed or puzzled; to feel uncertain or confused; to doubt or suspect

To puzzle, baffle, or mislead someone else

the power to attract, tempt, or entice someone; attractiveness or appeal

to bewitch; to captivate; to seduce or tempt someone using charm or beauty

to clear up confusion; to explain and resolve someone's questions or uncertainties

to entice or seduce into wrongdoing; to confuse and poison people's minds

to be without doubt; having full self-confidence and a clear mind

To be extremely puzzled or baffled; to find something completely beyond comprehension.

anxious and perplexed; feeling fearful and confused; suspicious and uneasy

To be confused and unable to understand something; mystified.

The age of forty years old; based on a passage from the [[论语|論語|lun2 yu3]]

to confuse and poison people's minds with false statements; to stir up public sentiment by means of lies or demagoguery

to dazzle and confuse; to bewilder others, especially through deceptive speech or persuasion

to delude the people with lies or evil doctrines; to spread malicious rumors to deceive the masses

To fabricate and spread rumors in order to confuse or mislead the masses

to incite; to stir up trouble; to mislead people through agitation

To mislead or confuse a large group of people.

to delude, deceive, or throw into confusion, often by spreading rumors or false ideas

to incite, stir up, or instigate others so as to confuse and deceive them

to be dizzy and confused; to be in a state of bewilderment or infatuation

a person with wisdom is able to think clearly and distinguish right from wrong, and so is not easily misled or confused

To spread lies or deceptive stories to mislead or confuse the public

person who entices, tempts, or seduces others

literary; to distinguish truth from falsehood or clarify confusing points; to resolve doubts

A classic saying from the Tang dynasty essayist [[韩愈|韓愈|han2 yu4]], emphasizing that because knowledge is not innate, everyone needs a teacher to resolve their confusion.

a person who is cunning, crafty, or likes to show off their cleverness

to feel puzzled; to be at a loss to understand

to seduce; to charm or bewitch by using an alluring or flirtatious manner

To delude the people or mislead the public by spreading heretical doctrines or heterodox beliefs.

a state of suspicion or doubt; a confused or skeptical mind

A celestial body moving in an orbit around a star, such as a sun; also written as [[行星|行星|xing2 xing1]].

A deceitful trick or ruse

To be misguided or led astray; to indulge excessively in something.

(variant form) to incite or stir up trouble by spreading rumors or deluding people

To spread baseless rumors or gossip in order to deceive and confuse the public.

to confuse or mislead others, often by blurring the distinction between things; to cloud one's judgment or perception

A wise person understands things deeply and is not troubled by doubts or indecision; from the [[论语|論語|lun2 yu3]].

Mars as it is known in traditional Chinese astronomy

to confuse or mislead

(idiom) to solve a problem or resolve a difficult issue; to clarify confusing points and remove doubts

to mislead the public with lies or malicious rumors

the body colors of certain animals or insects used to lure prey closer so they can be captured and eaten

apatosaurus; long-necked dinosaur formerly known as brontosaurus; also called [[雷龙|雷龍|lei2 long2]]

to spread lies and rumors in order to mislead or confuse the public