space occupied on a printed page

chapter; section (of a written work); passage of writing; (fig.) chapter (in the history of sth)

lengthy (report or speech)

a poem or a composition in verse

repetitive and lacking originality; following the same pattern without variation

the start or introductory part of a literary work, article, or piece of writing

three short essays written by Mao Zedong before the PRC was established

famous piece of writing

table of contents

(of a piece of writing) excessively long, tedious, or repetitive

to tell one lie after another; to be full of deceitful speech

full of nonsensical or useless remarks

(of a text) very lengthy

sequel or continuation (of a story, book, or film)

long-winded empty talk

the final part of a literary work, series, or collection of writings

a continuous and coherent unit of language, either spoken or written, that functions within a specific context

Shizhoupian, an early school primer in great seal script, traditionally attributed to King Xuan of Zhou but likely dating from c. 500 BC

Yupian, an early 6th-century Chinese dictionary compiled by Gu Yewang.

abbreviation for the dictionary Yupian ([[玉篇|玉篇|Yu4 pian1]]) and the rime book Guangyun ([[广韵|廣韻|Guang3 yun4]])

Leipian, a Chinese character dictionary with 31,319 entries, compiled by Sima Guang and others in the 11th century

to turn over a new leaf; to move on from a past event or stage