to commemorate; to honor the memory of a person or an event

a person's age; the number of years someone has lived

The best performance or result recorded in a particular field, such as a national or world record

A professional who manages the business affairs, bookings, and contracts for an entertainer or athlete; also abbreviated as [[经纪|經紀|jing1 ji4]].

The rules and standards of behavior that members of a group or organization must follow

A professional who acts as a manager or middleman; specifically refers to a broker or a business agent for performers and athletes.

a day of commemoration or a memorial day; a date that celebrates or honors a past event, such as a national holiday or a personal milestone

Commission for Inspecting Discipline, specifically the internal body of the Communist Party of China responsible for fighting corruption and enforcing rules

examination or inspection of discipline, particularly regarding the adherence to conduct rules in an organization

The highest achievement or best performance in a specific field or sport ever recorded globally.

souvenir; keepsake; memento

To break a rule or violate discipline; often refers to a breach of regulations within the military, police, or other structured organizations.

documentary film or television program; newsreel

A building or museum established to commemorate an important historical person or event

a stone pillar or structure built to commemorate a major event or a person with significant contributions

the Middle Ages; medieval period of European history from approximately the 5th to the 17th century

The rules and regulations established by a political party that its members must follow to ensure organizational order and self-restraint.

to span across two centuries; to transition from one century into the next

To record or document actual events

Abbreviation for the [[中共中央纪律检查委员会|中共中央紀律檢查委員會|zhong1 gong4 zhong1 yang1 ji4 lu:4 jian3 cha2 wei3 yuan2 hui4]], the organization within the Chinese Communist Party responsible for investigating corruption and internal wrongdoing.

minutes or written summary of a meeting

To break a previous record or achieve a new best result; to set an all-time high.

The rules and discipline for government workers or political staff.

To abide by the law and maintain discipline; to observe a code of conduct and legal regulations

to inspect discipline or perform internal investigations within an organization, especially the Communist Party

Special coins issued by a government to honor major events, historic figures, or significant milestones; typically made of precious metals like gold or silver, they are usually intended for collectors rather than general circulation.

to break the law and violate discipline; used to describe serious misconduct or criminal behavior

a new era or epoch; a significant historical beginning

laws and the rules of discipline; law and order

A badge, medal, or souvenir stamp issued to commemorate a specific event or person.

The final years or period of a century

Ji Xiaolan (1724–1805), also known as [[纪昀|紀昀|ji4 yun2]]; famous scholar, official, and editor-in-chief of the "Siku Quanshu" (Complete Library in Four Sections) during the Qing Dynasty.

To record historical facts or the deeds of a person.

to beat an existing record; record-breaking

To set a new record or be the first to achieve a specific milestone

to be getting on in years; to be old or elderly

memorial hall; commemoration hall; mausoleum

The system of rules and code of conduct that all members of the military must follow

The Jurassic Period, which is the middle period of the Mesozoic Era between the [[三叠纪|三疊紀|san1 die2 ji4]] and the [[白垩纪|白堊紀|bai2 e4 ji4]]

A book or album used to collect signatures, inscriptions, or photographs as a souvenir; often used for graduations or special events.

To implement or enforce disciplinary rules; often used in the context of government or organizational oversight.

to record or number the years based on a specific calendar era or system

The starting year of a calendar system or reign, such as the first year of an emperor's rule or the birth of Jesus in the Western calendar

The first book of the Old Testament of the Bible; describes the creation of the world and the origins of humanity and the Israelite people

Basic annals or biographic sketches of emperors in Chinese dynastic histories, recording events in chronological order. This category of history was first established by Sima Qian in the [[史记|史記|shi3 ji4]].

The Quaternary Period; the current and most recent of the three periods of the Cenozoic Era, spanning from about 2.6 million years ago to the present.

A tower-shaped monument built to commemorate a famous person or a major historical event.

memorial object; souvenir; keepsake