(idiom) to pay no heed to something; to ignore completely or pretend not to have heard

to ignore; to disregard; to pay no attention to

to deceive or cheat others with lies; literary usage

to deceive the emperor and hoodwink one's superiors; to dupe the monarch

As vast and boundless as the sky; used specifically to describe the deep and infinite love or kindness of one's parents which can never be fully repaid.

To deceive heaven and earth; describes acting completely against one's conscience.

(of a title or rank) passed down through generations within a family without being reduced in rank

medical treatment proving to be of no avail; medicine and doctors failing to produce any effect

A famous quote from Confucius's "Analects" meaning that learning without thinking leads to confusion, while thinking without learning from others' experiences is risky or exhausting.

Yuwang, the last of the legendary [[炎帝|炎帝|yan2 di4]] (Flame Emperors) who was said to be defeated by the [[黄帝|黃帝|huang2 di4]] (Yellow Emperor) around 2000 BC.

(literary) to deceive heaven and hoodwink the public; to commit an outrageous fraud

(literary) spirits, monsters, or demons

(literary) infinite; endless; without limit; long-lasting; used to describe profound or inexhaustible things like parental love or historical time

Infinite kindness or debt of gratitude, specifically referring to the selfless care and nurturing provided by one's parents

(variant form) ghosts and spirits; sprites that inhabit waters and forests; same as [[魍魉|魍魎|wang3 liang3]]

all medicines and treatments have failed; the patient's condition is so severe that it can no longer be cured by medication or medical procedures

(literary) to frame someone by inventing facts; to slander or deceive

be at a loss; confused; dazed or mentally unclear