a person of great wealth; a millionaire or billionaire; often used to refer specifically to a man

a person who possesses assets worth a million or more; any very wealthy person

A person who is in control or has a sense of ownership, such as the master of a house or a citizen as the master of their country.

an elderly man; graybeard

Any of various large web-footed seabirds of the family Diomedeidae, characterized by long narrow wings and great soaring power

A round-bottomed doll or toy that rights itself when knocked over; also called a tumbler or daruma doll.

the wine-lover's heart is not in the cup; to have hidden intentions or be pursuing a different goal than what is stated; (originally) of an interest in the beauty of nature rather than the wine itself

Literally "the old man on the frontier loses his horse"; an idiom suggesting that misfortune may be a blessing in disguise, or vice versa. It describes how disaster and good fortune can alternate or transform into one another, emphasizing that one should not judge events based only on their immediate impact

an elderly man who fishes for a living; old fisherman

(abbreviation) the playwright William Shakespeare; used in popular culture and literary circles

an elderly man with white hair

(literary or regional) grandfather

an old drunkard; a person who loves drinking; a wine-lover

A third party profiting from a conflict between two others who are at a standstill.

Profit gained by a third party when two others are locked in a struggle; used to describe taking advantage of a conflict between others.

Wengyuan county in Shaoguan City, Guangdong

A famous historical pavilion located in Chuzhou, Anhui Province, built during the Northern Song dynasty; its name was inspired by the nickname of the writer Ouyang Xiu, who wrote the classic essay [[醉翁亭记|醉翁亭記|zui4 weng1 ting2 ji4]] while serving as an official there.

(literary) Large stone statues of people or animals placed at the entrance of tombs or palaces. Originates from historical legends of a giant warrior in the Qin Dynasty, later used to describe bronze or stone human figures placed at gates or buried for spiritual protection.

Wengyuan, a county in Shaoguan City, Guangdong province

Ongniud Banner in [[赤峰|赤峰|chi4 feng1]], Inner Mongolia

husband's father and mother; a woman's parents-in-law

(honorific) an extremely polite way to address someone else's father

(literary) employer or host; respectful term of address for one's patron

a respectful way to address a poet; usually refers to a renowned poet of advanced age

an old countryman; an elderly farmer

Castellón, a city and province in Spain

(literary) your father

Address used for the father of one's daughter-in-law or son-in-law.

billionaire; trillionaire; an extremely wealthy person

elderly male immortal in Daoist mythology or folklore

the Erechtheion temple on the Acropolis in Athens

(literary) A respectful way to refer to one's father-in-law; wife's father

watercock; a bird of the rail family (Gallicrex cinerea)

A famous poem by the Tang dynasty poet [[白居易|白居易|bai2 ju1 yi4]] about the hardships of a charcoal seller

The God of Longevity in Chinese mythology and folk religion; often depicted as a bald old man with a high forehead, white beard, and carrying a staff.

the old man from the frontier lost his horse, how could one know it would not be a blessing; a setback may turn out to be a lucky break in the end

The old man lost his mare, but it all turned out for the best; refers to a setback that eventually has good results.

the old man lost his horse, but it turned out for the best; a setback may prove to be a blessing in disguise

mother's father

a very wealthy person; tycoon; zillionaire

honorific title of Ge Xuan, a prominent Taoist practitioner and ancestor of the Lingbao school

(literary) your father's father; paternal grandfather

a wealthy man, usually elderly; also written [[富翁|富翁|fu4 weng1]]

(literary) an honorary title given to the father of a high-ranking official who was ennobled because of his son's success

a large sea bird species found in the North Pacific

collection of ten plays written by the early Qing dynasty dramatist Li Yu (Li Liweng), which includes famous works such as the Jade Hairpin

The title of a daughter of a vassal king during the Han dynasty, equivalent to the later term [[郡主|郡主|jun4 zhu3]].

Weng Tonghe (1830–1904), a prominent Chinese statesman, literati, and calligrapher of the late Qing Dynasty; served as a high-ranking official and tutor to the Tongzhi and Guangxu Emperors, and was a supporter of the Hundred Days' Reform before being dismissed.

father-in-law (specifically the wife's father) and son-in-law