(loanword) social gathering or entertainment; party; informal dance party

local police station; substation; a local office responsible for maintaining public order and managing household registration in its district

to send out; to dispatch; to assign personnel or units

a gang, faction, or criminal organization; a group of people forming a clique within a larger organization or political party

to send or assign someone to a specific place to perform a mission; to dispatch troops, workers, or representatives

to specially appoint or dispatch a person for a specific mission; specially appointed

a group sharing the same system, style, or school of thought

The eight minor political parties in mainland China that participate in the united front led by the [[中国共产党|中國共產黨|zhong1 guo2 gong4 chan3 dang3]]

reactionary forces or political groups that oppose social revolution and progress

A group of scholars or thinkers sharing similar academic views or research methods; school of thought or belief system

to assign, appoint, or designate someone to a task or role, or the act of assigning

opposition faction; a group or party that opposes the current government or majority group

to send or deliver goods, mail, or newspapers; to distribute to various locations

Shia sect of Islam; Shiites as a group, as opposed to the [[逊尼派|遜尼派|xun4 ni2 pai4]]

Collective term for political parties and the various political factions within or among them

a person's style, air, or dignified manner as shown in their speech or behavior

(of a person, conduct, etc.) upright; honest; decent; respectable

To choose qualified personnel and send them to perform a specific task; to detail or appoint someone to a post.

A group, sect, school of thought, or clique formed within a larger political, religious, or academic organization due to different views or interests.

The right wing or conservative faction within a class, political party, or group; also broadly used for conservative or traditionalist sides in arts or intellectual thought

A group, faction, or group of persons currently in power within a country, organization, or unit

a school of thought, style, or genre in arts, academics, or martial arts

to dispatch someone in an official capacity to be stationed or posted in a location, such as an ambassador or correspondent

to appoint; to delegate; to assign someone to a post or mission

religious sect; denomination; a faction or branch within a religion

Short for [[走资本主义道路的当权派|走資本主義道路的當權派|zou3 zi1 ben3 zhu3 yi4 dao4 lu4 de5 dang1 quan2 pai4]]; a political label used during the Cultural Revolution for officials accused of following the capitalist path.

the faction or party that possesses genuine strength or actually holds the power

To send or assign personnel to a specific post or to carry out a particular task

political left or leftist faction; a person belonging to such a group, typically favoring radical change or reform

A sect, faction, or school of thought; a group of followers sharing a particular doctrine, teacher, or style.

not belonging to any political party; politically unaffiliated or independent

to apportion or allot expenses, tasks, or responsibilities among individuals, units, or regions; often used for demanding contributions or assigning work

a group within a larger party, organization, or academic school; one's affiliation with such a group

to send or deploy additional people; to dispatch more personnel beyond those already sent

a rightist; rightist elements

The conservative faction or group; those who support maintaining the status quo and oppose radical change

Rebel faction; specifically refers to certain Red Guard organizations during the Cultural Revolution that followed the slogan "to rebel is justified". Currently used in mainland China to refer to people who cause trouble or commit misdeeds

To assign a task or responsibility to different people; to allocate or apportion work

A person dispatched on a special mission or for a specific task; includes special commissioners, emissaries, or correspondents.

to produce or develop from a main source; to branch out from something original

factionalism or tribalism; the mindset and behavior focused on protecting the private interests of one's own faction

A school of Beijing opera, scholarship, or art associated with Shanghai, often contrasted with the Beijing school [[京派|京派|jing1 pai4]]

a person who is double-dealing or says different things to different people; a double-dealer who tries to please opposing sides at once

The villain or negative character in stories, movies, or plays

a sect, faction, or school of thought, especially in religion, politics, or scholarship; often used in modern contexts to refer to groups formed for self-interest

a person's manner, style, or panache; often used to describe someone who puts on airs or has an imposing presence

to assign and send; to deploy staff or troops to a specific task or location

an optimist or a happy-go-lucky person; someone who holds a positive attitude and is free from worry

an artist who practices impressionism