technology; technical skill; the systematic application of knowledge in a specific field

A creative expression of human skill and imagination, including literature, painting, music, and performance.

surgical operation; surgery to treat a patient by cutting, repairing, or sewing tissue

learning; scholarship; academic science or specialized systematic knowledge

military or competitive tactics; the methods and maneuvers used in battle or sports to achieve a goal, as distinguished from [[战略|戰略|zhan4 lu:e4]]

person who engages in artistic creation or performance and has achieved professional recognition

high technology; advanced scientific or technical methods at the forefront of modern development

personnel or staff members who possess specialized technical skills

magic; conjuring; sleight of hand; an entertainment act that uses fast movements or clever tools to create mysterious effects

new technology; up-to-date technique

the fine arts collectively, including painting, sculpture, and architecture

technology related to the acquisition and processing of information, such as sensors, communications, computers, and control systems; often abbreviated as IT

traditional Chinese martial arts; military skills or fighting techniques using hand-to-hand combat or weapons, often practiced for sport or self-defense; also called [[功夫|功夫|gong1 fu5]]

The specific room or area in a hospital where surgeons perform medical operations

art piece; work of art; specifically used for creations with artistic value such as paintings or sculptures

magician; conjurer; a person skilled in performing magic tricks or who performs magic as a profession

high technology; high-tech; refers to advanced or cutting-edge science and technology that drives economic and social development

witchcraft; sorcery; magical practices often found in traditional societies meant to influence or control supernatural forces

To perform a surgical operation or to undergo surgery as a patient

technical term or specialized vocabulary used in a specific field of study or profession

of or relating to specialized skills, knowledge, or technology; technological

academic circles; the world of research and higher education

a festival dedicated to the arts and artistic performance

a small, sharp knife used by doctors for surgery

magic arts; methods used by sorcerers or priests to summon spirits or drive away evil

person who performs technical or professional work

(usually derogatory) one's hidden intentions or motives; the nature of one's heart; scheming

Art applied to the design and decoration of practical objects, such as buildings and household goods; arts and crafts.

deceitful trick; ruse; method of cheating people

a table in a hospital on which a patient lies during a surgical operation

surgical operation; medical procedure involving the use of instruments to treat physical injuries or deformities

the skill or sport of riding horses, including racing, jumping obstacles, and other equestrian events; horsemanship

medical expertise; the art of healing

The skill or art of using a sword; also refers to the sport of fencing.

artistic quality or value; the nature or characteristics of art as shown in a work of art or literature

the branch of mathematics dealing with numbers and basic calculations; a method of counting or calculating

art gallery; art museum; a place for the collection, preservation, and exhibition of works of art

Art created by and passed down among ordinary people, including forms such as music, dance, local opera, and crafts

hypnosis; hypnotherapy; mesmerism; the technique of using suggestions to induce a trance-like state, often used in psychological therapy or performance

An art form where the artist uses their own body and actions to express a theme, such as standing still like a statue or living in a cage.

art gallery; museum of art; a place that displays artwork or holds artistic events for the public

A practitioner of magic or occult arts, such as a sorcerer, wizard, or Daoist alchemist; in modern contexts, refers to people who perform divination and fortune-telling.

the world of art; artistic circles or the environment of those working in the arts

person who excels in or creates works of fine art

Yuan Shu (died 199), a warlord during the late Eastern Han dynasty and a younger brother or cousin of [[袁绍|袁紹|yuan2 shao4]]; he occupied Shouchun and briefly declared himself emperor under the name Zhongjia before being defeated.

The quality of being scholarly or academic in nature; academic character

The ancient practice of attempting to transform common metals into gold or silver; includes ancient Chinese alchemy [[炼丹|煉丹|lian4 dan1]] and Western traditions from the Middle Ages.