Chairman Mao; Mao Zedong (1893-1976), Chinese Communist leader.

Mao Zedong (1893–1976), the leader of the Chinese Communist Party and founder of the People's Republic of China

ailment; minor illness; physical complaint

the ideology and political theory derived from the teachings of [[毛泽东|毛澤東|mao2 ze2 dong1]], representing the application of Marxism-Leninism to the Chinese revolution and social construction

woolen sweater; pullover; clothing knitted from wool or yarn

towel; absorbent fabric used for washing or drying the face and body

the small hairs growing on the edges of the eyelids

The sport of badminton; a game played with rackets and a shuttlecock over a net.

sheep's wool; fleece; woolen fibers used for making textiles

a tiny opening in the skin through which sweat passes; sweat pore

the hair growing on the ridge above the eye socket

feather; plumage; plume

human hair, including hair on the head and body hair

knitting wool or wool yarn used to knit items such as sweaters and scarves

heavy, dense, and smooth woolen fabric used for making overcoats and suits

sweater or cardigan made of wool or wool-like synthetic fiber

(pet name) a baby or small child

hairy; downy; used to describe a surface covered in soft, thick, and fine hair

a smattering or superficial knowledge of a subject; the surface level of a matter

fine, soft hair or feathers on humans and animals; down

A child born with long hair covering the face and body, often resulting from a rare genetic condition where ancestral traits reappear.

woolen blanket; a blanket made of wool, yarn, or synthetic fibers

gross profit; the total profit before expenses other than cost of goods are subtracted

animal fur or pelt, often used as material for making winter clothing like coats or hats

Traditional Chinese writing brush used for calligraphy and painting, typically made from animal hair such as rabbit, goat, or weasel; also called [[墨笔|墨筆|mo4 bi3]].

long-haired or long-wool; specifically used for animals like dogs or sheep

A product that has its basic shape but requires further processing; specifically refers to a blank, casting, or forging in manufacturing; also used for unfinished shells of buildings.

short-haired fur or pelt; fuzz

a young person; a boy or child; specifically someone who is inexperienced or impetuous

to have one's hair stand on end or one's blood run cold; to be absolutely terrified or struck with fear

A large species of bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis) with thick, tough walls used as timber for furniture and construction. Its shoots are highly valued as a food known as "winter bamboo shoots". Also known as [[南竹|南竹|nan2 zhu2]] or [[孟宗竹|孟宗竹|meng4 zong1 zhu2]].

The hairy larva of a butterfly or moth; also called [[毛虫|毛蟲|mao2 chong2]]

To break down, experience a glitch, or get out of order, usually of machinery or systems

The fine, soft hair on the human body; down.

to remove hair from the body of a human or animal using tools or chemical treatments; to shave

(idiom) chicken feathers and garlic skins; trivial matters of no value or importance

To be fastidious or overcritical; literally, to blow apart the hairs on a fur to look for tiny defects. It describes deliberately looking for faults or shortcomings in others.

donkey, especially a small or young one

Literally "phoenix feathers and unicorn horns"; used as an idiom to describe extremely rare and precious people or things.

green immature soybeans, either served in the pod or removed; young soybean pods with fine hairs

A knitted shirt or sweater made from wool or blended yarn; often refers to a relatively thin sweater.

The soft, fine hair on the body of a human, bird, or beast; down

a long-term medical condition or recurring illness; a chronic ailment

eyelash; the fine hairs growing at the edge of the eyelid

Pants or long underwear knitted from wool yarn.

To feel frightened, nervous, or uneasy; to get goosebumps.

Mauritius, an island country in the Indian Ocean

the appearance or color of an animal's coat