to continue; to proceed with; to go on with an action or state without interruption

in succession; following closely; one after another

To receive property, money, or titles from an ancestor by law or will; to succeed to a position such as a throne.

the man who has married one's mother after the death or divorce of one's father

afterward; then; indicates that an action or change happens immediately after a previous one, similar to [[接着|接著|jie1 zhe5]]

Sun Jihai (1977-), Chinese footballer who played for Manchester City from 2002 to 2008.

A person who has the legal right to inherit property, a title, or other rights from another; successor; inheritor.

the wife of one's father by a later marriage

to succeed someone in a position or job; to take over a role from a predecessor

(idiom) day and night; continuously without rest; to describe someone working with extreme diligence or strenuous effort

the son of one's spouse from a previous marriage

The legal right to receive someone else's property, titles, or debts after their death, either by law or according to a will.

a person who takes over a job or position from someone else

to follow up; to carry on or succeed what came before

hard to keep going or sustain; impossible to carry on due to lack of resources or difficult circumstances

An intermediate station set up during long-distance transportation for transferring goods or passengers

An electrical component used in automatic control systems and communication equipment that connects or breaks a circuit when variables like voltage, current, or temperature reach a preset level.

to relay; to repeat a signal; used in electronics and telecommunications

to follow the past and herald the future; to carry forward the work of one's predecessors and forge ahead into the future; part of a historical transition

to take over a legacy, business, or position from a predecessor; to continue a tradition

to advance dauntlessly in wave upon wave; describing a continuous stream of people charging forward courageously

one falls, the next follows; to step into the breach to replace fallen comrades; describes bravery and charging forward without fear of sacrifice

a person who inherits a position, title, or property

To have qualified successors to carry on one's work or ambitions; there is no lack of successors.

To inherit the position of emperor or king; to succeed to the throne.

day and night; day in and day out; describes being continuously busy or working hard without stopping

Qi Jiguang (1528–1588), a famous Ming dynasty general and military strategist known for his successful defense of China's coastal regions against Japanese pirates.

To adopt the son of a relative, typically a brother, to be one's own heir.

The law of succession or inheritance; specifically, the legal statutes governing the distribution of assets and property after death.

the quality of being inherited or passed down; succession; inheritance

Poet of the Tang Dynasty (dates unknown) from Xiangzhou, known for the poem "Night Mooring by the Maple Bridge"; he served as a government official and was noted for his learning and natural poetic style

to lack qualified people to carry on a cause or legacy

to lack qualified people to carry on a task, trade, or ambition; to have no one to take over an undertaking

later; afterwards; subsequently

To have no way of continuing or maintaining something; often used to describe financial hardship or being unable to find a sequel.

a device that receives a signal and retransmits it to extend the reach of a communication network

Chinese general and warlord of Yunnan (1883-1927), a leader of the National Protection Army during the war against the restoration of the monarchy

a communication line connecting two telephone exchanges or switching systems to increase equipment efficiency

the daughter of one's stepmother or stepfather who is younger than oneself

the second wife of a man whose first wife has died

daughter from a parent's previous marriage who is older than oneself

the second wife of a man whose first wife has died

Chen Jiru (1558–1639), a Ming dynasty literatus, calligrapher, and painter from Huating (modern-day Songjiang, Shanghai). Known by the pseudonym Meigong, he excelled in landscape and ink-and-wash flower painting, notably plum blossoms and bamboo. He was a contemporary of [[董其昌|董其昌|dong3 qi2 chang1]] and is famous for his essays and short prose collections.

To inherit or carry on the aspirations and will of one's predecessors, especially of the deceased

To work or study diligently day and night without stopping. Literally means to burn oil for light to continue when the sun sets.

to ensure the survival and continuation of those on the brink of destruction or extinction; to restore fallen states or families; originally used to describe the achievements of Duke Huan of Qi in restoring the states of Yan and Xing

hard to continue or keep up due to limited resources or the difficulty of matching previous excellence; difficult to sustain

standing shoulder to shoulder and heel to heel; used to describe a very large and tightly packed crowd of people

To restore a fallen state or revive a family line that has died out; more generally, to bring back something that has been lost, destroyed, or forgotten.