A series of spacecraft developed by China, often used for manned spaceflight

The boat built by Noah in the Bible to survive the Great Flood; also used generally for any ark.

A boat decorated in the shape of a dragon, typically used for racing during the Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu Festival)

Zhoushan, a prefecture-level city in Zhejiang Province

The square boat built by Noah to escape the flood in the biblical story.

a small boat; a skiff

A lightweight boat made from a single hollowed-out tree trunk; dugout canoe; kayak.

cross a river in the same boat; to help each other through a crisis or work together toward a common goal

to travel by boat; to go for a pleasure cruise on a small boat

literally meaning "the timber has already been turned into a boat"; used to describe a situation that is already a fixed fact and cannot be changed or reversed

To cut off one's means of retreat and commit to a fight to the finish; lit. to break the cauldrons and sink the boats. Based on the historical account of General [[项羽|項羽|xiang4 yu3]] who destroyed his army's cooking vessels and ships after crossing a river to ensure they would fight to the death.

to stick together in hard times or share the same difficulties; literally means to be in the same boat during a storm

(literary) light boat; small and fast vessel

literally to push a boat with the current; to use a favorable situation or a suggestion from others to achieve one's own goals with little effort

Zhoushan prefecture-level city in [[浙江省|浙江省|zhe4 jiang1 sheng3]] province

A dragon boat racing competition held during the Dragon Boat Festival; traditionally associated with commemorating the poet [[屈原|屈原|qu1 yuan2]].

(of a boat) to sail against the flow; (figuratively) to work hard to make progress in a difficult environment. Often used with [[不进则退|不進則退|bu4 jin4 ze2 tui4]] to imply that one must keep moving forward or they will fall behind

literary word for a fishing boat; also called [[渔槎|漁槎|yu2 cha2]]

exhausted from a long journey; tired out by the hardships of travel

To pilot or navigate a boat; to travel by boat.

A group of over 340 islands in the East China Sea off the coast of Zhejiang Province; the largest of these is Zhoushan Island, and the group includes the sacred Buddhist site [[普陀山|普陀山|pu3 tuo2 shan1]]

(literary) a small boat; a skiff

A boat that moves very fast; a flying boat.

first half of a common idiom stating that the people can support a leadership but can also overthrow it; used to describe the dual nature of power and public support

To participate in dragon boat racing, usually held during the [[端午节|端午節|duan1 wu3 jie2]]; dragon boat racing

a tiny boat; a skiff; a small rowboat

A floating bridge made by connecting boats or other floating structures together; designed for rapid assembly and disassembly, it is primarily used by military forces or for disaster relief to cross rivers.

(literary) boats and oars; watercraft in general

boat; shipping; watercraft

(literary) boat and cart; refers collectively to all means of water and land transportation

to row a boat or go for a ride in a small boat for pleasure

literally meaning to notch a boat to find a fallen sword; describes someone who is stubborn and fails to adapt their methods to changing circumstances.

Zhouqu county (also known as Zhugqu), located in the Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Gansu province

to steer, pilot, or row a boat

Zhugqu, a county in Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture [[甘南藏族自治州|甘南藏族自治州|gan1 nan2 zang4 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]], Gansu province

to sail a boat by using the current; to take advantage of outside help or someone else's influence to reach one's goals

(idiom) lit. water carries the boat or capsizes it; fig. the people's will determines the rise and fall of a ruler

(literary) a boat made of lily magnolia wood; more generally used as a poetic or beautiful name for any boat

literally meaning feathers piled high can sink a boat; metaphorically suggests that minor problems or small forces can lead to disaster or exert great power when accumulated

A fish large enough to swallow a boat; often used to describe a person who has committed a serious crime and managed to evade the law

Describes laws that are so loose or poorly enforced that major criminals can escape punishment; literally, a net large enough to let through a fish that can swallow a boat

(idiom) even enemies should cooperate when facing a common danger; to set aside differences to help one another through a crisis

(literary) an unmoored boat; used to describe a life of wandering or drifting without a fixed home, as well as a state of being free and unburdened by worldly cares

to rent or charter a boat for a trip

To row a dragon boat, traditionally during the Dragon Boat Festival as a commemorative race.

to work together and help each other in times of trouble; to pull together to overcome common difficulties

The constellation Argo Navis, which is now divided into [[船底座|船底座|chuan2 di3 zuo4]], [[船尾座|船尾座|chuan2 wei3 zuo4]], and [[船帆座|船帆座|chuan2 fan1 zuo4]]; also called [[南船座|南船座|nan2 chuan2 zuo4]].

To take measures without regard to changes in circumstances; refers to a story of someone who marks the side of a boat to find a sword dropped into a river, failing to realize the boat has moved.

A proverb meaning you must either make progress or be washed backward; used to emphasize that learning is difficult and requires constant effort and perseverance.