To praise and disparage; to judge or pass judgment on the merits and faults of something or someone

to praise publicly and give an award or commendation

to praise; to commend; to speak highly of someone or their achievements

commendatory or positive meaning; praise or commendation contained within words or phrases

Concubine of [[周幽王|周幽王|zhou1 you1 wang2]] and one of the famous beauties of ancient China; she is known for her legendary lack of a smile, which led the King to falsely light signal fires to entertain her, eventually causing his downfall when the fires were ignored during a real invasion.

A word or phrase that carries a positive, complimentary, or praising connotation.

Mount Baochan in Anhui Province; formerly known as [[华山|華山|hua4 shan1]]

to receive more criticism than praise; generally negative in tone

large robes and wide belts; the traditional formal dress of an ancient scholar

to glorify virtue and censure evil; to praise what is good and criticize what is bad

Baozhong or Paochung township in Yunlin County [[云林县|雲林縣|yun2 lin2 xian4]], Taiwan

To praise or criticize with a single word; used to describe a strict and deliberate choice of words in writing or criticism.

Western Han poet (c. 90 – 51 BC) known for his fu (rhapsodic poetry), including the Jiu Huai, a set of poems honoring Qu Yuan, and the prose work Sheng zhu de xian chen song

(Cantonese) bow tie; a loanword from English "bow tie"

to praise or award recognition for faithfulness and loyalty

shrine or temple dedicated to the memory of loyalists and martyrs who died for the country

valley in Shaanxi Province known for an ancient road through the Qin Mountains

official certificate of commendation or citation recognizing good deeds or achievements

an honorary title or respectful name used to express praise and esteem

to pay tribute to; to reward and praise; to commend

(literary) wide garments; loose robes; long clothes worn by people in ancient times

Words or remarks intended to praise, commend, or express admiration; laudatory language

to praise and give rewards; specifically in a formal or historical context

To praise a person's achievements and give them a reward; to honor with gifts or recognition.

to praise and grant a gift or award as a mark of honor

praise; commend; extol; acclaim