abundant; plentiful; copious (often describing rainfall, resources, or supply)

full of vigor and vitality; very energetic

(idiom) to wander about in a desperate plight; to lead a vagrant life due to hardship and misfortune

plentiful or copious (especially of water or rain)

Pei County in [[徐州|徐州|xu2 zhou1]], Jiangsu province; also known as [[小沛|小沛|xiao3 pei4]] or [[沛国|沛國|pei4 guo2]]

to fall; to tumble; to stumble

to wander about in a desperate plight; to be displaced and without means; used to describe a life of hardship with no place to live and constant wandering

surging or rushing (of water flow)

an old name for Pei County in Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province

An honorific title for [[刘邦|劉邦|liu2 bang1]], the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty; he was given this name because he began his rebellion in Pei County.

historical name for Pei County in Jiangsu Province

Describes a great flow of water; flowing copiously or surging

Dense vegetation in or around a swamp where wild animals and birds take refuge

(literary) grand and copious, especially of heavy rainfall

(literary) tall and strong; describes the majestic and powerful appearance of a horse running

the sound of rushing or surging water

To find oneself in a period of haste, turmoil, or unstable circumstances; used to describe being in a rushed and unsettled state.

Tibetan musicologist and Fulbright scholar.

literally, Xiang Zhuang performs a sword dance but his mind is set on the Duke of Pei; refers to a famous assassination plot at the [[鸿门宴|鴻門宴|hong2 men2 yan4]], describing a situation where someone's actions are a cover for their true, harmful intentions

(idiom) Xiang Zhuang performs the sword dance, but his mind is set on the Duke of Pei; refers to an elaborate deception used to hide malicious intent or a secret goal. Derived from a plot to murder [[刘邦|劉邦|liu2 bang1]] during the [[鸿门宴|鴻門宴|hong2 men2 yan4]].