An insurance policy covering risks associated with marine transport and cargo; specifically the compensation for losses due to shipwrecks or other accidents at sea.

a warning or alert issued for a typhoon occurring at sea

A university or college located on a ship, providing facilities for study and research while traveling to different countries or anchored in a harbor

literary journal published in 1892–93 by [[韩邦庆|韓邦慶|han2 bang1 qing4]] featuring serialized novels in Classical Chinese and Jiangsu vernacular

a military operation conducted at sea to prevent ships from entering or leaving an enemy's ports or coast

piracy; maritime hijacking

The rescue and salvage of ships that have run aground, capsized, or are adrift at sea; usually performed by vessels with specialized equipment and personnel.

the act of sailing or navigating on the sea

(literary) flowers drifting on the sea, often used as a metaphor for courtesans in old Shanghai

A classic novel by Han Bangqing published in 1894; it depicts the lives of courtesans in Shanghai's foreign settlements using Suzhou dialect and was famously translated by Eileen Chang into English and Mandarin