fox; common name for several species of small to medium-sized canine mammals

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A mythological creature in folklore capable of transforming into a beautiful woman to bewitch people; also referred to as a [[狐仙|狐仙|hu2 xian1]].

to be suspicious or filled with doubt; to be hesitant because of suspicion or uncertainty

an old fox; a crafty or cunning person who is full of tricks

a pack of rogues; a gang of scoundrels; friends who get together to do bad things or waste time

a variety of the red fox with silver-gray or black fur, a white tail tip, and valuable pelt (Vulpes alopex argentatus)

A mythological fox-like creature with nine tails often appearing in East Asian folklore and classic texts such as the [[山海经|山海經|shan1 hai3 jing1]]

A pungent body odor, specifically armpit odor or bromhidrosis, caused by abnormal sweat gland secretions.

literally "fox's tail", referring to a visible sign of evil intentions or the evidence that reveals someone's bad nature

to enchant or seduce people with feminine charms like a fox spirit

A small fox that lives in Arctic regions, known for its thick white winter coat; also called [[北极狐|北極狐|bei3 ji2 hu2]]

A fox that has attained immortality and human form through spiritual cultivation in Chinese folklore.

literally 'the fox borrows the tiger's ferocity'; used to describe someone who bullies or intimidates others by flaunting their powerful connections

fox skin or fur; highly valued material used for clothing

literally 'when the rabbit dies, the fox grieves'; describes feeling sorrow for the death or misfortune of one's own kind or a like-minded person

A set phrase describing a heart full of doubts and uncertainty; to be skeptical or suspicious

the red fox (Vulpes vulpes), a widespread carnivore with reddish-brown fur

A robe or coat made of fox fur

a gang of rogues; refers to a group of people who collude to do bad things; literally "a pack of foxes and dogs"

small fox native to the Arctic regions, adapted to cold climates with thick fur that changes color between seasons; also called [[白狐|白狐|bai2 hu2]]

A widespread species of fox characterized by its reddish-brown fur, white belly, and black legs and ears; its fur is highly valued.

A black or silver fox, valued for its precious dark fur with white-tipped hairs.

A Buddhist term originally referring to those who falsely claim enlightenment or misunderstand Buddhist teachings; used more broadly to describe heresy, unorthodox beliefs, or illegitimate practices.

a type of ballroom dance originating from the United States with music in 4/4 time, characterized by smooth, flowing movements and combinations of fast and slow steps

(literary) Foxes in the city walls and rats in the shrines; refers to corrupt officials and evil-doers who take advantage of their position or proximity to power to harm others.

a pack of scoundrels; a gang of bad friends who associate with each other for evil purposes or private gain

to be wavering and hesitant; to be unable to make up one's mind due to suspicion or doubt

the Vulpecula constellation

(literary) longing for home or being mindful of one's origin; based on the legend that a dying fox always points its head toward the hill where its den is located; used to describe not forgetting one's roots

pungent body odor specifically from the armpits or other areas, often compared to the smell of a fox; commonly known as [[狐臭|狐臭|hu2 chou4]]

To plan and prepare for a rebellion; originally referring to a story from the Records of the Grand Historian where a hidden lantern and fox-like cries were used to trick people into believing a rebellion was divinely ordained.

(variant form) the best part of something; the single most valuable item from a large collection, literally referring to the soft white fur from under a fox's foreleg

Literally the fur from a single fox's armpit; used to describe something small but rare and extremely valuable.

(idiom) to ask for something from someone whose interests are directly opposed to yours; to try to achieve the impossible because of a conflict of interest. This is the original form of [[与虎谋皮|與虎謀皮|yu3 hu3 mou2 pi2]].

A two-character family name; (bound form) name of an ancient place in the Spring and Autumn Period, located in modern-day Linyi, Shanxi province

Linghu Defen (583-666), a Tang dynasty historian and lead compiler of the [[周书|周書|zhou1 shu1]] (History of the Northern Zhou)

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The nickname of German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel during WWII

a small fox native to the dry steppes and deserts of Central Asia, prized for its valuable fur; also known as the steppe fox

a recreational sport where players slide weighted discs down a long table or lane toward a scoring area

An official and advisor of the State of Jin during the Spring and Autumn period, also known as [[舅犯|舅犯|jiu4 fan4]]; he accompanied the future Duke Wen of Jin into exile for nineteen years and later helped him achieve hegemony.

To feel sympathy for a peer or colleague who has suffered a misfortune; literally "the grief of the fox for the rabbit."

to lurk or hide like a fox or a rat; used to describe people of ill repute hiding out of fear after losing power

Literary phrase used to describe someone who is overly hesitant or suspicious, leading them to repeatedly change their mind. It refers to the legend of a fox burying its prey and immediately digging it up again due to its suspicious nature.

A beautiful girl in folk stories who seduces people before revealing herself to be a fox spirit or ghost.

To feel sadness for the death or misfortune of one's own kind; literally "the fox dies and the rabbit weeps"

to hide oneself like a fox or a mouse; to conceal oneself and wait for an opportunity

A general term for spitz-type dogs with thick fur, pointed ears, and curled tails, such as the Pomeranian or Samoyed.