program; show; item on a performance list; segment or act in a broadcast

Spring Festival; Chinese New Year; the first day of the lunar calendar and the traditional holiday following it

A part of an integrated whole, such as a stage in a process, a sector of the economy, or an element of a policy.

Christmas Day or the Christmas season; the Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus on December 25th

to adjust, regulate, or moderate multiple factors to meet a specific requirement or balance; to harmonize or reconcile

minor parts, stages, or particulars of a situation or process

holiday; festival; a special day for celebration or commemoration

to save or conserve resources such as time, money, or materials

to conserve energy; to minimize energy consumption or be energy-efficient

a time of year characterized by a particular climate, agricultural activity, or social period

The sequence of events in a story, movie, or play; storyline.

pace; tempo; the regular rhythm of a process or lifestyle

to save; to economize; to use sparingly or cut down on

The connection point between bones in the body; a physical joint

Annual holiday in the US and Canada celebrating the harvest and giving thanks; observed on the fourth Thursday of November in the US and the second Monday of October in Canada.

Valentine's Day, a Western holiday celebrated on February 14th

A festival or exhibition showcasing films centered around a specific theme or competition.

to spend a holiday or celebrate a festival

General name for official festivals and rest days; holidays and festivals.

to economize on water or practice water conservation

television program; includes news, sports, entertainment, and drama series

A specific time of year marked by a particular weather pattern, agricultural activity, or natural phenomenon; season; festive period.

A point where lines or pathways intersect or branch; a nodule (e.g., in biology or linguistics)

Christian holiday commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ; it is observed on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox

To hold back or control one's sorrow, typically used as a literary expression to comfort the bereaved; often used in the phrase [[节哀顺变|節哀順變|jie2 ai1 shun4 bian4]]

a festival dedicated to the arts and artistic performance

Medical condition involving inflammation, redness, and swelling of the joints.

A small lump or rounded protrusion on or within a biological body, such as a tubercle or node, often caused by infection, metabolic deposits, or growths.

a joyous festival or happy holiday

a weak link; a loophole; a bottleneck in a process or organization

describes something that changes or appears only during certain times of the year; seasonality

National Day; a holiday celebrating the founding of a nation, specifically referring to October 1st in the People's Republic of China

To control or restrict something to avoid excess; the practice or quality of temperance or restraint

The joint in the middle of the leg connecting the thigh bone and the shin bone; it consists of the kneecap, ligaments, and meniscus, and allows the leg to bend and straighten.

The sound of a male phoenix’s cry in classical literature

An official title for a regional governor during the Tang and Song dynasties; in the Tang they held both military and civil power, but the role became a purely honorary title in the Song dynasty.

to limit one's intake of food; to restrict food for health or weight loss

the customary forms of social behavior used to show respect, greeting, or mourning, such as bowing or handshakes

high moral standards or principled behavior; unyielding character

to lose contact with; to become alienated from (such as reality, the masses, or market demand)

thrifty; frugal; economical in use of resources or money

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

chapters and sections; the basic parts or divisions of a book or written work

An official representative or diplomatic envoy sent by a government to another country.

An international holiday to celebrate children; in mainland China it is held on June 1st, while in Taiwan it is held on April 4th

the basic unit of time in music; a rhythmic beat or meter

An annual festive period in many countries, often before Lent, involving parades, music, dancing, and public celebration; also known as [[嘉年华|嘉年華|jia1 nian2 hua2]]

A holiday honoring mothers, traditionally celebrated on the second Sunday of May

Traditional Chinese festival on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month; common customs include racing dragon boats, eating [[粽子|粽子|zong4 zi5]], and hanging calamus and wormwood.