Hu Jintao (1942-), a Chinese politician who served as the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party from 2002 to 2012 and president of the People's Republic of China from 2003 to 2013

to speak without basis or irresponsibly; to talk drivel

beard, mustache, or whiskers; facial hair

nonsense; rubbish; baloney

to talk nonsense; to speak irresponsibly

carrot; an edible root vegetable that is usually orange, purple, or yellow in color

To act noisily or play in a wild, mischievous way; to run wild

to talk nonsense; to speak wildly or without foundation

lane; alley; narrow street (originally used in northern China and Beijing)

to indulge in flights of fancy or unrealistic thoughts; groundless fantasies

to speak without any basis in fact; to ramble or rave

blind alley; a street or lane that is closed at one end

carelessly; casually; at random; any old how. Often describes doing something in a hurried or sloppy way without much thought.

incoherent talk or babbling spoken while unconscious, delirious, or in a dream

pepper; specifically the peppercorn fruit used as a spice or for medicine, from the perennial vine Piper nigrum

beard; mustache; whiskers

Leading Chinese scholar, philosopher, and diplomat (1891–1962); he was a key leader of the New Culture Movement and a major proponent of writing in [[白话文|白話文|bai2 hua4 wen2]].

to act arbitrarily or proceed without thought; to bungle or make a hash of things

A group of organic compounds found in plants and animals that provides yellow, orange, or red coloring; it can be converted into [[维生素A|維生素A|wei2 sheng1 su4 ei1]] in the body.

walnut; also known as [[核桃|核桃|he2 tao5]]

A two-stringed Chinese musical instrument played with a bow; also called an alto fiddle.

Hu Yaobang (1915-1989), a prominent Chinese politician who served as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China from 1981 to 1987.

Juan, a Spanish given name

pepper powder; ground pepper

to recklessly concoct; to fabricate (a story, an excuse, etc.)

Chinese thorowax (Bupleurum chinense); a herb used in traditional medicine with roots used for clearing heat and relieving liver tension

Hu Feng (1902-1985), a Chinese Marxist literary critic and theorist who was famously purged in 1955

San Juan, the capital city of Puerto Rico

Hutu, an ethnic group in Rwanda and Burundi

Ho Chi Minh (1890–1969), the Vietnamese communist revolutionary leader and president

Hoover; used as a phonetic transcription of the English surname Hoover, most notably for the 31st US President Herbert Hoover (1874-1964)

Hu Jia (1973-), a human rights activist in the People's Republic of China

(idiom) to commit outrages; to act in defiance of the law or public opinion

A deciduous tree of the poplar family that is highly resistant to salt, cold, and drought; native to desert regions of northwest China and Central Asia. Also called [[胡桐|胡桐|hu2 tong2]].

Benjamin Netanyahu (1949-), Israeli Likud politician and prime minister

To talk at random or invent crazy stories; to make up excuses or tell tall tales

To shave one's beard or whiskers using a razor; also referred to as [[刮脸|刮臉|gua1 lian3]]

Ho Chi Minh City, the largest city in Vietnam, formerly known as [[西贡|西貢|xi1 gong4]]

cucumber; an annual climbing plant or its edible green fruit

(idiom) to pester someone endlessly; to be unreasonable and cause trouble; to harass or annoy someone persistently without justification

Jason Hu (1948-), Taiwanese politician who served as the foreign minister and the mayor of Taichung.

broad bean or fava bean; also known as [[蚕豆|蠶豆|can2 dou4]]

Edmund Husserl (1859-1938), a German philosopher known for his work in phenomenology

music of non-Han peoples from northern and western regions of ancient China, specifically Central Asia

Robert Hooke (1635-1703), the English experimental scientist and inventor; also used as a phonetic transcription for the name Hook

a family of traditional Chinese two-stringed bowed instruments, such as the [[二胡|二胡|er4 hu2]] or [[京胡|京胡|jing1 hu2]], featuring a wooden soundbox and a bamboo bow; originally referred to various stringed instruments introduced from the northern and western regions of China

gaudy and flashy in color; garish; overly colorful in a way that is distracting or tacky

muddled; bewildered; foolish; not clear about things