Famous Tang dynasty poet (712–770) considered one of China's greatest poets along with [[李白|李白|li3 bai2]]; often called the 'Poet Sage' or 'Poet Historian' for his works reflecting the social turmoil of his time.

two-character surname Huangfu

Koo Chen-fu (1917-2005), Taiwanese businessman and diplomat

(Catholic or Orthodox) father; priest. Currently more commonly written as [[神父|神父|shen2 fu4]].

Li Linfu (died 752), Tang Dynasty chancellor known by the courtesy name Yuetang ([[月堂|月堂|yue4 tang2]]) and nickname Genu ([[哥奴|哥奴|ge1 nu2]]); often blamed for suppressing talent and appointing foreign generals, which led to the [[安史之乱|安史之亂|an1 shi3 zhi1 luan4]] rebellion

Huangfu Song (died 195 AD), a prominent military general of the Eastern Han dynasty known for suppressing the Yellow Turban Rebellion.

to have just recovered from a great shock or scare; to be just beginning to calm down after a frightening experience

palace eunuch of the Eastern Han dynasty who served under Emperor Ling and was known for his role in political power struggles against court officials

Yuan dynasty playwright (fl. 1295-1307) from Beijing, famous for his masterpiece [[西厢记|西廂記|xi1 xiang1 ji4]].

Ivan Petrovich Pavlov (1849-1936), a famous Russian scientist known for his work in classical conditioning

a polite way to ask for someone else's courtesy name or alias, used in older or formal Chinese

title of a classical Chinese poem or song style, traditionally associated with funeral dirges or historical laments

(bound form) an ancient ceremonial cap made of black cloth; originally worn in the Shang Dynasty and later used by scholars and officials in the state of Song

artist and poet of the Yuan Dynasty known for his songs and plays; another name for Qiao Ji

the national art museum in Paris, France; former royal palace

major city in the Russian Far East near the confluence of the Amur and Ussuri rivers

(literary) polite way to refer to another person's father

(variant form) an honorific name for Confucius

The former residence of Tang Dynasty poet [[杜甫|杜甫|du4 fu3]] located in Chengdu, Sichuan; currently a park and museum.

Yusuf; Arabic given name corresponding to the English name Joseph

immediately after; at the very moment that

(literary) a large, wide field; a vast expanse of farmland

(777-835) Tang dynasty writer and prose stylist who was a student of [[韩愈|韓愈|han2 yu4]]; he was a major figure in the movement to return to classical writing styles.

Huangfu Mi (215-282), a noted Jin Dynasty scholar and physician; author of the "A-B Classic of Acupuncture and Moxibustion", the earliest systematic work on the subject, as well as historical works like "Records of Emperors and Kings" and "Biographies of Exemplary Women".

Huangfu Bo (c. 800), a high-ranking minister during the Tang Dynasty

(idiom) a court crown placed beneath straw shoes; used to describe a situation where things are completely mixed up or inverted, or where there is a failure to distinguish between right and wrong