to have; to own; to be in possession of

to embrace or hug; to hold each other in one's arms, typically to show affection or greeting

packed with people or vehicles; congested

to support; to endorse; to advocate; (as a noun) support or advocacy; commonly used for political parties, leaders, policies, or principles

to crowd around or escort in a tight group; to flock around a central person or thing

To support and honor the armed forces; often used in the context of civilian support for the people's army

to swarm around; to rush up in a crowd; many people crowding forward at once

to arrive in huge numbers like a swarm of bees; to come in great numbers

to support and show allegiance to someone as a leader; to hold in high esteem and support

To support the people's army and provide preferential treatment to the families of soldiers.

Used to describe the military supporting the government and caring for the people

to be crowded and blocked; used especially for traffic or network congestion

a person who supports or advocates for someone or something

to swarm; to flock; to throng; to crowd forward like a swarm of bees

extremely crowded; jam-packed

To press forward or crowd around in swarms like bees

To be clogged up or blocked (of traffic, computer networks, or physical passages)

with people calling out to clear the path in front and crowding around in back; used to describe the grand display and prestige of a high-ranking official or powerful person traveling with a large entourage

to come swarming toward a place; to flock or crowd in like a swarm of bees

to have multiple lovers or mistresses at the same time; literally, to embrace with the left hand and hug with the right

to push or swarm into a place in large numbers; to flock into

to gather around a central point in a large group; same as [[簇拥|簇擁|cu4 yong1]]

(idiom) to swarm in; to come crowding in; to burst into a place in a large group

To possess a vast collection of books; to be surrounded by a wealth of literature

traffic congestion; a situation where there is too much traffic on the road

(abbreviation) Support provided by local people and authorities for the military, and the military's support for the government and care for the general public. It is a short form for [[拥军优属|擁軍優屬|yong1 jun1 you1 shu3]] and [[拥政爱民|擁政愛民|yong1 zheng4 ai4 min2]].

to have a large entourage crowding behind and shouting ahead to clear the way; describes the grand display of a high official traveling

to have a large crowd of followers behind and a guard clearing the way in front; describes the grand display and prestige of a high-ranking official's entourage

to have a vast collection of books; to be rich in one's library; used as a metaphor for the wealth of knowledge found in books

to possess a reputation or title that one does not actually deserve

to possess or accumulate a large collection of books; to own a vast library

to command a personal army to increase one's own power, typically while defying orders from the central government

to embrace and kiss; to hug and kiss

the right of ownership; property rights

to support and install someone as a ruler or leader; to declare allegiance to a newly set up leader

fat and clumsy; bloated or heavy in appearance; overstaffed or inefficient (of an organization)

A loyal supporter or follower, especially of a celebrity, athlete, or specific brand; fan; fanatic

To cover or hold one's nose; often used in classical poetry to describe a gesture of deep thought, sorrow, or distaste.