to enjoy or take pleasure in something beautiful, such as music, art, or scenery

happy and relieved; feeling gratified and at ease

joyful; happy; filled with gladness

joyfully; gladly; with pleasure; used in formal or written contexts to describe a happy appearance or manner

to be wild with joy; to be ecstatic; literally to be as happy as if one were going mad

(idiom) elated and excited; to be filled with great joy and inspiration

(of plants) growing vigorously or blossoming (especially in spring)

happy and excited; joyous

to accept or welcome something gladly

Hong Kong actress and model (born 1970) who was also a winner of Miss Hong Kong and Miss Chinese International

joyful; happy; glad

Brand name of a Chinese antibiotic injection (clindamycin phosphate) that was recalled after being linked to several deaths in 2006.

the name Ibrahim or Ebrahim; a prophet in Islam known as [[亚伯拉罕|亞伯拉罕|ya4 bo2 la1 han3]] in the Judeo-Christian tradition

happy; joyful; full of delight

To have the joy of meeting someone or to be present at a happy event or occasion.

joyfully; in a happy or complacent manner

to admire with joy; to look at something with both pleasure and envy

painter in the early Qing Dynasty and one of the Eight Masters of Nanjing

Liu Cixin (born 1963), a famous Chinese science fiction writer

to take up one's pen happily; to be inspired to start writing

to be glad and feel lucky or thankful

to be extremely happy and excited, as if jumping for joy like a sparrow; to dance with joy

Tskhinvali, the capital city of South Ossetia

to admire with joy; to look up to with pleasure; (literary) to adore

happy and content with oneself; to be pleased with oneself

to be extremely happy; to jump with joy; to be jubilant

elated and jumping for joy (like a sparrow); extremely happy

(literary) to look forward to with joy; to admire and long for

(literary) very happy; filled with great joy

(literary) to be glad to learn of; to be happy to know

to support or admire with sincerity and joy; to support a leader or cause enthusiastically

To be very happy or delighted; specifically to be pleased with oneself, or to feel smug about one's own success or beauty

ability to appreciate or judge things, especially art or beauty

(literary) to be delighted to hear or learn of some news

Yang Xin (370-442), a famous calligrapher of the Southern Song dynasty known for inheriting the style of his uncle [[王献之|王獻之|wang2 xian4 zhi1]].