Region in northwestern Xinjiang or the Ili River valley area

To plow or cultivate a field.

Sun Li (1913-2002), Chinese novelist

the part of a plow used for turning over soil, such as a plowshare or colter; in some dialects, refers to the entire plow

to plow land or turn over the soil using a plow

a sledge or sleigh used for traveling on ice or snow, especially in Northeast China

The Ili River in central Asia, flowing through Xinjiang and Kazakhstan before emptying into Lake Balkhash

Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture in the [[新疆维吾尔自治区|新疆維吾爾自治區|xin1 jiang1 wei2 wu2 er3 zi4 zhi4 qu1]] region of northwest China

Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, located in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.

A type of plow pulled by livestock and guided by a person walking behind it to control the depth and width of the furrow.

the main metal cutting blade of a plow, usually triangular in shape and used for turning over the soil

Yuli County or Lopnur County in Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang

Yuli county (Lopnur) in Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang; also written as [[尉犁县|尉犁縣|yu4 li2 xian4]]

To start the first plowing of the year in spring; to plow the first furrow as a guide.

to till the land deeply using two plows in tandem, with the second plow following the furrow of the first

(dialect) a plow used in farming

vomer bone; the small thin bone in the nose that separates the nostrils

To plow up the courtyard and sweep out the dens; to thoroughly destroy an enemy's base or stronghold.

a tool used for leveling and breaking up soil in rice paddies

to sweep the lair and plow the courtyard; to completely destroy or wipe out an enemy stronghold

The 1881 treaty between Qing China and Russia where Russia returned the Yili province in exchange for financial compensation and various treaty rights

to abandon military pursuits for farming; to turn from war to peace by trading weapons for agricultural equipment

the Yili Basin located in the Xinjiang region

multishare or multifurrow plow; gangplow

To put one's hand to the plow; to engage in plowing.

The 1881 treaty in which Russia agreed to return the Yili region to Qing China in exchange for financial compensation and trade concessions.

(bound form) a Buddhist term for hell, also known as [[地狱|地獄|di4 yu4]]

A machine used for plowing land; refers to a [[拖拉机|拖拉機|tuo1 la1 ji1]] in mainland China.

The blade of a plow; colter

(variant form) the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise

a curved metal plate on a plow that turns over the soil; plow plate

furrow; a long narrow trench made in the ground by a plow

(literary) the calf of a brindled ox; refers to a child who is talented and virtuous despite coming from a humble or disreputable family background

a form of traditional Chinese storytelling performance originating in Shandong, accompanied by a drum and a metal clapper

alternative name for a genre of storytelling performance involving drum accompaniment originating in Shandong Province

crescent-shaped brass castanets used in traditional Chinese storytelling and folk music

Han dynasty name for various lands in the far west, possibly referring to the Roman Empire or cities like Alexandria

a farming tool used for turning over soil for planting

a traditional animal-drawn agricultural tool for sowing seeds, consisting of a frame with a hopper that drops seeds into furrows

hoe and plow; farm tools for tilling the soil

a machine or vehicle used for clearing snow; snowbreaker

A plow drawn by a horse, used in agriculture.