(literary) (of deeds or writing) brilliant; outstanding; glorious; having great literary grace

(1869-1936) Renowned scholar, philologist, and revolutionary leader of the late Qing dynasty and early Republican period; also known as [[章太炎|章太炎|zhang1 tai4 yan2]].

Describes great achievements or deeds that are so glorious they will shine and be remembered for thousands of years.

(literary) to shine or illuminate; bright and luminous; radiant

(idiom) for one's achievements or name to be glorious and remembered for all time; to shine through the ages

A series of Buddhist caverns located in Yongjing, Gansu Province, containing hundreds of stone statues, clay sculptures, and murals dating from the Western Qin to the Ming Dynasty. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2014, the name refers to the Tibetan phrase for "Hundred Thousand Buddhas".

to have achievements that shine through the ages; a person's accomplishments are extremely distinguished and visible

Outstanding performance in battle; a brilliant record of military achievements

literary style that is brilliant or luminous

well grounded and attested; used to describe speech or writing that is clear and supported by evidence

brilliant and shining; glorious

(literary) to light a candle for illumination

(literary) bright and brilliant; shining and radiant

to be manifest for everyone to see; clearly visible

eminent; renowned; highly distinguished and notable

splendid and brilliant, used specifically to describe elegant literary or writing style

(literary variant) obvious and clear; manifest; distinguished