Capital of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in northern China; the name means "green city" in Mongolian.

(of a body of water) describing a powerful, surging, and expansive flow

an impressive display of power or influence; great in momentum or scale

vast; boundless; limitless; often used to describe an ocean or the sky

huge; gigantic; extremely large in scale, momentum, or quantity

great catastrophe; calamity; major disaster

Hohhot, a prefecture-level city and the capital of the [[内蒙古自治区|內蒙古自治區|nei4 meng3 gu3 zi4 zhi4 qu1]]

(literary) vast and expansive, such as a great expanse of water, the sky, or infinite time

describing vast and mighty water currents

vast as the open sea; describes a collection of books, records, or information that is so extensive it is impossible to count

noble spirit; a sense of righteousness and integrity

Awe-inspiring righteousness; a noble and upright spirit.

Chi Haotian (1929-), who served as the Chinese Minister of National Defense from 1993 to 2003.

(of a body of water) vast and reaching into the distance; extending to the horizon

Tang Dynasty poet (689-740) known for his nature and landscape poetry, often associated with [[王维|王維|wang2 wei2]] as the 'Wang-Meng' school.

Cui Hao (died 450 AD), a prominent statesman and scholar of the Northern Wei Dynasty known for his intellect, military planning, and calligraphy.

massive in scale and quantity; voluminous or varied; heavy and burdensome in terms of duties or expenses

(of a body of water) vast; extending far into the distance

a vast and righteous moral force; an upright spirit that fills the universe

Describes a scene where a wide body of water is covered in thick mist and seems to stretch out endlessly

Erenhot City in Xilingol League, Inner Mongolia

A famous Chinese calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty (703-782), known for his work in regular, clerical, and cursive scripts; his style was described as powerful and vigorous.

Xilinhot City, the capital of Xilingol League in Inner Mongolia

Ulanhot, a county-level city in [[兴安盟|興安盟|xing1 an1 meng2]], Inner Mongolia

Describes a huge amount of books and papers, or a work consisting of many volumes.

Xilinhot City in Inner Mongolia, the seat of [[锡林郭勒盟|錫林郭勒盟|xi1 lin2 guo1 le4 meng2]]

Erenhot City, located in [[锡林郭勒盟|錫林郭勒盟|xi1 lin2 guo1 le4 meng2]] in Inner Mongolia

Ulanhot, a county-level city in Hinggan League, Inner Mongolia

Jing Hao (dates unknown), a prominent landscape painter and theorist of the Five Dynasties period; known for his mastery of mountain scenery and the treatise "Bifa Ji" (Notes on Brush Method).

A noble and upright spirit that remains in the world forever; often used in elegies for martyrs and soldiers.

boundless; extensive; describing a landscape or area that is so vast it appears unlimited

the ten years of chaos during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976

a project or piece of construction that is massive in scale or requires a tremendous amount of work; also used to describe any task that is complex and difficult to manage

Bayanhot, the capital of Alxa League in Inner Mongolia

Bayanhot Town, the capital of Alxa League in Inner Mongolia

describing a vast expanse of water or a powerful flow of water

vast and plentiful; extensive and wide-ranging; describes a great quantity or breadth of knowledge or materials

to sigh deeply or loudly; to be greatly moved or touched

(literary) a vast expanse of land

house music; a genre of electronic dance music

To sing loudly or lustily.

Describes water flowing with great momentum or a scene that is vast and majestic; also used to describe moving forward with great strength and vigor.

describing something that is vast, far-reaching, or appearing in great numbers

(literary) vast and expansive; overwhelming; great in scale or power

(bound form) nomadic camp, town, or village; a loanword from Mongolian typically used in place names

vast; expansive; broad and open

to drink to one's heart's content; to drink deeply

a large family with many people to support