Leo; the fifth sign of the zodiac and its corresponding constellation; also refers to a person born under this sign.

a stone lion statue traditionally placed at the entrance of palaces, temples, or large buildings for decoration and protection

A small dog breed with long hair and a face resembling a lion; also used more broadly for a poodle.

cougar; mountain lion; puma

a male lion

sea lion; marine mammal with small external ears and flipper-like limbs that lives in the ocean and feeds on fish and mollusks

to perform a traditional Chinese folk dance in a lion costume

Shishi, a county-level city in Quanzhou, Fujian province

the king of lions; a powerful or dominant lion

A famous dish from Yangzhou consisting of large stewed pork meatballs made from finely minced meat and seasonings.

An abbreviation for [[国际狮子会|國際獅子會|guo2 ji4 shi1 zi5 hui4]], a global service organization.

to make excessive or unreasonable demands, especially regarding money; daylight robbery

the Lion City, a nickname for [[新加坡|新加坡|xin1 jia1 po1]] (Singapore); often used to refer to the city-state as a whole

(Taiwan) Sierra Leone; a country in West Africa; also called [[塞拉利昂|塞拉利昂|sai4 la1 li4 ang2]] in Mainland China

the lioness from Hedong roars; used to describe a shrewish or overbearing wife losing her temper, or a henpecked husband's fear of his wife. This idiom originates from a poem by the Song Dynasty writer [[苏轼|蘇軾|su1 shi4]] about his friend whose wife was notoriously fierce.

The roar of a lion

the Sphinx, a famous ancient monument in Egypt located next to the pyramids featuring a human head on a lion's body

A traditional Chinese folk dance where two performers mimic the movements of a lion inside a single costume. One dancer controls the head while the other controls the tail, often guided by another person dressed as a warrior holding a decorative ball.

Sengge Tsangpo or Shiquan River in west Tibet; it is the upper reaches of the Indus River

the Golden Lion, which is the highest prize awarded to a film at the Venice Film Festival

Literally "a lion hunting a rabbit"; used to describe giving one's full effort to a small task or treating a minor problem with serious attention.

human head and lion body; the Sphinx (usually [[人面狮身|人面獅身|ren2 mian4 shi1 shen1]])

the Sphinx, a creature with the face of a human and the body of a lion

international non-political service organization founded in 1917, dedicated to community service and humanitarian causes

Leo Minor constellation

mountain lion; cougar; puma

a dog breed originally from China characterized by its thick fur and blue-black tongue

a fierce and bad-tempered woman; a term used for an overbearing wife

A fierce or domineering wife; a woman with a bad temper. This idiom originated from a poem by Su Shi referring to his friend's terrifying wife.

the carnation plant; also known as clove pink or grenadine

Republic of Sierra Leone, a country in West Africa

Shizi Township in Pingtung County, Taiwan

even when a lion fights a rabbit, it uses its full strength; to exert full effort even when tackling small or easy tasks

The Lion Grove Garden in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, known for its extensive grottoes of complex limestone rocks; one of the famous classical gardens of Suzhou

gelada (Theropithecus gelada); an Ethiopian herbivorous monkey similar to a baboon

Leo, the constellation and zodiac sign; abbreviation of [[狮子座|獅子座|shi1 zi5 zuo4]]

Richard the Lionheart (1157-1199), King Richard I of England from 1189 to 1199

Shitan township in Miaoli county, northwest Taiwan

Shitan or Shihtan township in Miaoli county, northwest Taiwan

hybrid offspring of a male lion and a female tiger

griffin; legendary creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle

mythical lion that serves as a symbol of good luck in Chinese culture

a sleeping lion; a metaphor for a powerful country that lacks vitality or has not yet exerted its influence

Guardian lion statue made of stone, traditionally placed in pairs at the entrance of palaces, temples, and official buildings.

To perform a lion dance; to act out the movements of a lion in a traditional costume.

hybrid offspring of a male tiger and a female lion

any of various neuropterous insects of the family Myrmeleontidae, especially its larva which digs pits in sand to trap prey

Silver Lion award at the Venice Film Festival