martial attire

war or military affairs; military life

to meet on the battlefield; to resort to arms

Nomadic peoples of Central Asia, historically identified with the Xionites.

to lay down the pen and take up the sword; to give up civilian or academic life to join the military, especially referring to an educated person

a career spent in the army or the experience of life during wartime

to join the military or embark on a military career

arms, weapons, or military force

urgent or secret military matters and operations

Jiang Rong (1946-), pseudonym of Chinese writer Lü Jiamin ([[吕嘉民|呂嘉民|Lu:3 Jia1 min2]])

Jung Chang (1952-), British-Chinese writer, name at birth Zhang Erhong [[张|張|Zhang1]][[二|二|er4]][[鸿|鴻|hong2]], author of Wild Swans [[野|野|ye3]][[天鹅|天鵝|tian1 e2]] and Mao: The Unknown Story [[毛泽东|毛澤東|Mao2 Ze2 dong1]]·[[鲜为人知|鮮為人知|xian3 wei2 ren2 zhi1]]的[[故事|故事|gu4 shi5]]

military ranks or the army

military vehicle

omicron (Greek letter Ο, ο)

Quanrong, an ethnic group of western China during the Zhou Dynasty

Dijon (France)

military chariot driver (archaic)

a time of pressing military affairs or war crisis

weapons and armor

ancient ethnic groups in northwestern China