spring and autumn seasons; by extension, a year or the passage of time

the autumn season; the third season of the year, traditionally considered to be from the beginning of autumn to the beginning of winter

autumn; fall

The traditional moon-viewing festival on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, involving family reunions and mooncakes; also known as [[中秋节|中秋節|zhong1 qiu1 jie2]]

to reap or gather crops during the autumn season

the autumn wind; typically refers to the cool breeze of late autumn

literary term for the autumn season; derived from the ancient five elements theory associating metal with autumn

A traditional Chinese holiday on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month; common activities include family reunions, eating mooncakes, and moon gazing.

The last period of autumn; often used specifically to refer to the ninth month of the lunar calendar.

a seat hung from a frame or branch by ropes or chains for playing or exercise

a thousand years; a very long time

the four seasons of the year; spring, summer, autumn, and winter; a whole year

the season of autumn; an autumn day

the clear waters of rivers and lakes during autumn

late autumn; the final weeks of the autumn season

the colors of autumn or the atmosphere of the autumn season

To play on a swing by sitting or standing on it and moving back and forth.

To begin the autumn season; for the time of year to transition into autumn.

The Spring and Autumn Period (770–476 BC) and the Warring States Period (475–221 BC) collectively; the Eastern Zhou dynasty era

the beginning period of autumn, typically referring to the seventh month of the lunar calendar

Each has their own strong points, unique characteristics, or long-term value

The 13th of the [[二十四节气|二十四節氣|er4 shi2 si4 jie2 qi4]], traditionally marking the start of autumn; falls around August 7th or 8th.

to go on a sightseeing trip or excursion during the autumn season

Qu Qiubai (1899-1935), an early leader of the Chinese Communist Party; known as a political theorist, publisher, and translator of Russian literature who was executed by the Nationalists.

To both have an equal share of glory, power, or benefits; to be evenly matched in performance or skill

Three years; often used to describe a long period of time spent apart from someone

The sky is high and clear, and the air is cool and refreshing; used to describe pleasant autumn weather

leaves that have fallen or changed color during the autumn season

Grain crops harvested in autumn, including corn, sweet potatoes, soybeans, sorghum, and rice

(idiom) a period of frequent accidents, misfortunes, or political crises; troubled times. Often used to describe a state of national instability or turmoil.

To gaze until one's eyes are worn out; to look forward to something with great expectation or longing.

The melancholy or sadness induced by the desolate atmosphere of autumn.

(literary) clear water ripples in autumn

Akita prefecture in northern Japan

the practice or activity of plowing farmland in the autumn

A clear, bright autumn day; specifically refers to the cool, crisp air of late autumn

cold late autumn; the end of the autumn season

early autumn; the beginning of the fall season

An armed insurrection in 1927 led by Mao Zedong in the Hunan and Jiangxi provinces of China.

okra (Abelmoschus esculentus); also known as gumbo

The first part of the autumn season; the period just after the beginning of autumn.

For generations and generations; describes an extremely long period of time.

to settle the year's accounts of income and expenditure after the autumn harvest

vegetables harvested in autumn, such as radishes and cabbages

Autumn Equinox, the 16th of the [[二十四节气|二十四節氣|er4 shi2 si4 jie2 qi4]], typically beginning around September 23rd; it marks the day when day and night are approximately equal in length.

Russian female name; also a famous Soviet wartime folk song about a girl of the same name

Lacking youthful vigor or spirit; behaving in a dull, listless, or overly serious way that lacks energy and enthusiasm.

Literally describes flowers blooming in spring and fruit ripening in autumn; used to describe how hard work leads to successful results or to describe the relationship between cause and effect.

(idiom) to be perceptive of even the finest detail; to have eyes like a hawk or see through everything