The collective opinion or general views of the public; general consensus or popular discussion

the media; the press; circles of public opinion or commentators

the wishes, opinions, and attitudes of the general public; popular feelings

The study of the environment, buildings, and graves to determine luck and fortune; often used as a more formal term for [[风水|風水|feng1 shui3]]

(literary) a map, specifically one showing territorial boundaries; also written as [[舆地图|輿地圖|yu2 di4 tu2]]

Pingyu county in [[驻马店|駐馬店|zhu4 ma3 dian4]], Henan

Pingyu County in Zhumadian City, Henan Province

(literary) the emperor's carriage or sedan chair; the imperial procession

(literary) the carriage or sedan chair of an emperor or a member of the imperial family

To have one's hands tied behind the back and bring along a coffin, meaning to give up all resistance and ask for punishment; a gesture of total surrender.

(literary) the earth; the ground; the world. This term is metaphorically derived from the concept of the earth as a carriage carrying all things.

(literary) the whole world; the earth. This term comes from the idea in the [[易经|易經|yi4 jing1]] that the earth carries all things like a chariot.

A professional practitioner of feng shui who specializes in examining the terrain and landscape to determine the fortune of a site; also known as [[风水师|風水師|feng1 shui3 shi1]] or [[地理师|地理師|di4 li3 shi1]]

practitioner of feng shui or geomancy who studies the environment to determine favorable locations

(literary) the earth; the world

(literary) the beginning or start of something; the earliest stage

(variant form) a cup of water to put out a burning cartload of wood; an utterly inadequate attempt to solve a large problem

Wang Daiyu (1584-1670), a Hui Islamic scholar active during the transition from the Ming to the Qing dynasty

a palanquin or carriage used to transport a deity (such as a statue in Chinese processions or a Shinto shrine in Japanese festivals)

a sedan chair or palanquin made of bamboo

a sedan chair or palanquin made of bamboo

(literary) A light sedan chair made of bamboo

a lightweight sedan chair or litter made from woven bamboo or wickerwork

A chair or litter carried by people on their shoulders; also written as [[肩轝|肩轝|jian1 yu2]].

(literary) an artisan who makes carriage bodies or wheels

(literary) coolies; mean laborers or servants; people of low social status. Also called [[舆皂|輿皁|yu2 zao4]].

(literary) territory; land; the earth; the world

a map showing territorial boundaries, particularly in a historical or literary context

a geographical record or a book describing the history and topography of a specific region

(literary) carriages, clothing, and regalia used in ancient times as markers of social status and rank

(literary) to carry a coffin on a carriage to show that one is prepared to die or is admitting to a capital crime

servants or laborers of very low social status; people of humble birth or occupation

a wagon full of wood used for fuel

a survey of public opinion from a particular sample of people

carriage and horses; vehicle and horses

(variant form) a sedan chair or litter made primarily of bamboo

craftsman who makes and repairs wheels and carriages; carriage maker

To build up public opinion or create a fuss, often for a specific purpose.

carriage or sedan chair used to transport a coffin or a ritual tablet representing the soul of the deceased