minister or member of the clergy in Protestant Christian denominations; chaplain; priest

grazing land; pastureland; ranch

The industry of raising and breeding livestock for animal products or labor

to raise and graze domestic animals or poultry; to keep livestock

A person living in a pastoral area who makes a living from animal husbandry; herder; shepherd

People engaged in farming and animal husbandry, specifically referring to the group formed by [[农民|農民|nong2 min2]] and [[牧民|牧民|mu4 min2]].

shepherd; person who tends and herds sheep

to put livestock out to pasture; to herd animals for grazing

grass or plants grown specifically for livestock to graze on in a pasture

to herd, raise, or graze sheep; to act as a shepherd

to move from place to place in search of water and pasture for livestock; to live a wandering life as a nomad

sheepdog; shepherd dog; any breed of dog used for herding sheep and cattle

The combined industries of farming and livestock breeding.

animal husbandry; the livestock industry; business of raising and breeding livestock for products or labor

Muye district of [[新乡|新鄉|xin1 xiang1]] city in Henan province.

to graze or raise horses

a person who herds livestock; shepherd; pastor

a child who herds cattle or sheep

agriculture and animal husbandry

A folk song sung by shepherds or herdsmen while grazing livestock

Li Mu (died 229 BC), a prominent general of the Zhao state during the Warring States period who was famously undefeated against both the Xiongnu and the Qin state.

Du Mu (803-852), a famous poet and writer of the Tang dynasty known for his lyrical and elegant style; often called [[小杜|小杜|xiao3 du4]] to distinguish him from [[杜甫|杜甫|du4 fu3]].

a herd of grazing animals such as sheep, cattle, or horses

grazing land or meadowland used for livestock

A hired hand who works on a ranch or grazes animals for a herd owner; ranch hand

the branch of agriculture concerned with animals that are raised for meat, fibre, milk, or other products

An owner of a pasture and livestock who employs workers to tend them; a flockmaster.

Qin Mu (1919-1992), educator and prolific writer.

a dog trained to help herd cattle, sheep, or other livestock

Writer at the end of the Southern Song dynasty, around 1270, known for his work [[梦粱录|夢粱錄|meng4 liang2 lu4]] describing the daily life and customs of the capital city of Hangzhou.

the constellation Boötes; the Herdsman

grassland used for grazing livestock

abbreviation for [[德国牧羊犬|德國牧羊犬|de2 guo2 mu4 yang2 quan3]]

Literally ten sheep and nine shepherds; used to describe a situation where there are too many officials or conflicting orders for too few people to follow; excessively bureaucratic.

Muye District of Xinxiang City in Henan Province

person who tends and herds sheep

border collie (dog breed)

(idiom) to maintain a modest and humble attitude in order to cultivate one's character

(literary) a monarch or a local magistrate; one who governs the people

A mobile troupe of performers in Inner Mongolia, originally traveling by horseback, who provide cultural and educational services to remote farming and pastoral areas.

to stop grazing on a pasture for a certain period of time to protect the grass and allow it to regrow and reproduce

(archaic) minister of the imperial stud, originally charged with horse breeding

to put livestock out to pasture to feed on grass

to conduct oneself with modesty and self-restraint; to maintain a humble attitude in one's personal behavior

(literary) to ride roughshod over the people like a wolf herding sheep; used to describe cruel officials who harm or exploit the people they govern

The practice of moving livestock between high mountain pastures in the summer and lower valleys in the winter.

(literary) high-ranking official stationed at the frontier or in charge of a region

The chief executive officer of a prefecture or province in imperial China; later used as an alternate title for a local magistrate.

to return home after grazing livestock