powerful and fierce, as in physical force, emotions, or actions

intense; fierce; acute; used to describe competition, fighting, or physical sensations

enthusiastic; ardent; warm; animated; describes a high-spirited or lively atmosphere

violent; fierce; severe; intense

fierce; violent; vigorous; intense

a person who dies for a just cause or for their country

vigorous; dynamic; on a grand and spectacular scale; describes an imposing momentum or a great cause that is stirring and impressive

cruel and fierce, as in a battle or struggle

raging fire; intense blaze or inferno

thick and strong; intense; usually describing a taste, flavor, smell, or atmosphere

to grow in intensity; to get worse and worse; to become more critical or severe

the burning or scorching sun; extremely hot sunlight

strong alcoholic drink; liquor with a high alcohol content

happy and excited; in high spirits; in great delight (often mistakenly written as [[兴高彩烈|興高彩烈|xing4 gao1 cai3 lie4]])

raging flames; blazing fire that is burning intensely or fiercely

(respectful term) martyr; heroes who died for a noble cause or for the nation

brave and honorable, especially in death; on a grand and spectacular scale

Andre or Andreas (person name)

Kublai Khan (1215-1294), grandson of [[成吉思汗|成吉思汗|cheng2 ji2 si1 han2]] and first emperor of the Yuan dynasty; he ruled from 1260 to 1294, successfully conquered the Southern Song dynasty, and established the largest land empire in history.

having a strong, fiery, or upright personality

upright and unyielding in character; staunch; firm and vehement

a hero who sacrificed their life for their country or a noble cause; martyred heroes

Members of a revolutionary martyr's family; specifically refers to the direct relatives or dependents of a martyr.

(of fire or light) burning fiercely; flaming

Combined term for the families of revolutionary martyrs and those currently serving in the military, referring to [[烈属|烈屬|lie4 shu3]] and [[军属|軍屬|jun1 shu3]].

Liang Guanglie (1940-), Chinese politician and general who served as Minister of National Defense of the People's Republic of China from 2008 to 2013

intensity; specifically the level of damage caused by an earthquake at a particular location (Mainland term)

describes a personality or temperament that is violent, fierce, and hot-tempered

(bound form) a national hero who sacrificed their life for their country; those who are loyal until death

a strong or fierce wind; specifically refers to a force 9 gale on the Beaufort scale

majestic and imposing; towering

Collective term for families of active military personnel and families of martyrs who died in the line of duty; a combined abbreviation for [[军属|軍屬|jun1 shu3]] and [[烈属|烈屬|lie4 shu3]]

a woman of strong character and high moral principles; a woman who remains upright and loyal

A horse with a fiery temperament that is difficult to tame or control

virtuous and resolute; (of a woman) traditionally describing one who would rather die than lose her chastity

Prolific Chinese writer known for popular science works and biographies

Prince Norodom Ranariddh (1944–2021), Cambodian politician and son of former King Sihanouk of Cambodia

A situation that is ripe for a sudden flare-up; close to the point of ignition

extremely intense; wild; violent; fierce

cruel and fierce; brutal; often used to describe warfare or the treatment of people

(of a woman) fiercely loyal and unyielding in her chastity, often to the point of martyrdom

Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.

the scorching sun hangs high in the sky; used to describe extremely hot weather

raging fire leaping to the sky; describes a fire burning so fiercely that it seems to cover the entire sky

violent; powerful; fierce

be ready to die to preserve chastity or honor; describes a woman (especially a widow) who is extremely steadfast in her loyalty to her husband and refuses to remarry

fierce; formidable

to be more serious or intense today than in the past; often used following [[古已有之|古已有之|gu3 yi3 you3 zhi1]] to show that while a problem has always existed, it is currently at its worst