To develop or change gradually from one stage or state to another

To pass or spend a period of time

intermediate stage; transitional period

to cross a border, checkpoint, or blockade secretly and without authorization; to travel as a stowaway

to handover a person accused or convicted of a crime to the state where the crime was committed, usually based on international law or treaties

ferry boat used for carrying people, goods, or vehicles across a river, lake, or strait

a boat or ship for conveying passengers and vehicles across a body of water

ferry; ferry crossing; a place on a riverbank or shore where people and goods are carried across by boat or raft

To travel eastward across the sea by boat, usually referring to a voyage to Japan; to cross a river or body of water toward the east.

the alternating period of time during which things change from one stage or state to another

To transport people or goods across a river or lake by boat; to cross a river by ferry.

boat or ship used for transporting people, vehicles, or goods across a body of water

to cross a river; to go across a large river

to cross a body of water such as a river, lake, or sea

to cross from one bank of a river to the other

transitional; bridging; serving as a transition from one stage or state to another

The Dadu River in western Sichuan, the largest tributary of the [[岷江|岷江|min2 jiang1]] known for its deep canyons and fast-flowing water.

to cross the sea; to sail across an ocean

a ferry station or boat established and managed by the government

stowaway; illegal immigrant; smuggled alien

to force a crossing through a body of water or area defended by enemy fire

To cross a river and move southward

to cross over a bridge

Dadukou District, a district of the city of [[重庆|重慶|chong2 qing4]]

Watanabe, a Japanese surname

To travel across the seas or to a distant land; to make a long voyage overseas.

to compete in a rowing or dragon boat race

An elevated structure used for carrying water across valleys, roads, or rivers, typically connecting sections of a canal.

Guandu District of Kunming city, Yunnan

to swim across a body of water, such as a river or lake

(idiom) to do something under cover of a diversion or to engage in secret activities by deceiving others with false appearances, based on a military strategy used by [[刘邦|劉邦|liu2 bang1]] against [[项羽|項羽|xiang4 yu3]]

To race against time to quickly cross a river.

common raven (Corvus corax)

Man Kam To, an area in Hong Kong that serves as a major border crossing between Hong Kong and Shenzhen

to perform religious ceremonies or chant scriptures to help the soul of a deceased person find peace and escape suffering; also written [[超度|超度|chao1 du4]]

Midu county in Dali Bai autonomous prefecture, Yunnan province.

(Buddhism and Daoism) to widely spread religious teachings in order to save all living beings from suffering

Midu County in Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan

to ford a stream; to wade across

(Buddhism) To reach a deep and thorough level of enlightenment, comparing a practitioner to an elephant that walks firmly on the riverbed rather than swimming

refers to mistakes made in the process of copying, printing, or transmitting text; based on a story where the characters for "ji hai" (a date) were misread as "three pigs" (san shi)

Rituals and offerings held on the 15th day of the 7th lunar month to honor ancestors and provide for wandering spirits; common activities include preparing feasts for the deceased, floating water lanterns, and raising lanterns on poles.

A person who enters or leaves a country illegally by crossing a border or traveling by ship or vehicle without authorization.

(literary) strategic mountain pass or river crossing where traffic is monitored and taxed

Dadukou, a district of Chongqing municipality

The Battle of Guandu (199-200 AD) where [[曹操|曹操|cao2 cao1]] defeated [[袁绍|袁紹|yuan2 shao4]] at Guandu (near modern-day Zhongmu, Henan), establishing his dominance over northern China

(Buddhist idiom) the act of helping others escape the sea of suffering and achieve salvation through mercy and compassion

A shuttle bus or feeder bus used to transport passengers between airport terminals and planes, or between locations not served by regular public transportation

Literally meaning to repair the plank road by day while secretly crossing at Chencang, this idiom describes using a diversion to hide one's true intentions or activities.