rural area; farming village; a place where farming populations live and work

a person who lives in a village

village; rural area; the countryside

A village, hamlet, or rural neighborhood; often used attributively to refer to village residents or administration

village; hamlet

village; hamlet; a place where country people live together in a community

Zhongguancun neighborhood of Beijing; known as China's Silicon Valley for its electronics markets and high-tech industries.

A newly built residential quarter or housing development.

village committee; shorthand for the administrative body in a Chinese village

cadre or administrative official working at the village level

a village located in a mountainous area

villages and small towns collectively

The person in charge of managing village affairs; village chief; village leader

village; hamlet

A village-style area located inside a city, often a former rural village that was surrounded by urban expansion; commonly characterized by crowded housing and a lack of modern infrastructure, similar to a shantytown or ghetto.

vacation village or resort area, usually built in a scenic location with facilities for dining, lodging, and entertainment

a village, especially a stockaded village or mountain hamlet

Nakamura (Japanese surname)

entrance or gateway to a village

A village that has formed naturally over time rather than being established as an administrative unit.

A village where fishermen live and work, typically located near water.

a complex built to house and provide facilities for athletes, coaches, and staff during the Asian Games

Nomura (Japanese surname)

wealthy model village in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, known for its rapid industrialization and collective wealth

a girl or young woman from a village or rural area

Tamura (Japanese surname and place name)

a village that is located nearby or adjacent to another one

A village specializing in a specific type of production or industry

Nishimura (Japanese surname)

village; hamlet; settlement

a woman who lives in a village or the countryside

A small, remote village with very few inhabitants; also used as a common place name in various locations.

Originally a line from a poem describing a scenic view, this phrase is now used to describe finding a way out of a desperate situation or suddenly seeing a new opportunity when all hope seemed lost.

Village filled with blossoming apricot trees, often used in literature to describe rustic springtime scenery

Macun district of Jiaozuo city in Henan Province

A man living in the countryside; a rustic, unrefined, or naive person

a desolate or remote village with few inhabitants and poor transportation

Dacun Township in Changhua County, Taiwan

Murakami (Japanese surname)

Tomiichi Murayama (1924-), former prime minister of Japan

a cottage or country house; village dwellings

villages and fields; the countryside

Zhoucun district of Zibo city in Shandong province

Kimura (Japanese surname)

(old) a small private school or study hall in a village.

Mengcun Hui autonomous county in Cangzhou, Hebei province

Komura Masahiko (1942-), Japanese politician who served as foreign minister from 1998 and minister of defense from 2007

Jintian Village in Guiping County, Guangxi; the starting point of the [[太平天国|太平天國|tai4 ping2 tian1 guo2]] rebellion in 1851.

Greenwich Village, a neighborhood on the west side of Lower Manhattan in New York City