Xiangyang, a prefecture-level city in [[湖北|湖北|hu2 bei3]] Province

Former name of [[襄阳市|襄陽市|xiang1 yang2 shi4]], a city in Hubei province; formed from the two cities of Xiangyang and Fancheng, which are separated by the Han River.

to cooperate or participate together in a great undertaking, major event, or worthy cause

Xiangcheng district or county; specifically refers to [[襄城区|襄城區|xiang1 cheng2 qu1]] in Hubei or [[襄城县|襄城县|xiang1 cheng2 xian4]] in Henan

(literary) to aid; to assist; to help; also written [[襄赞|襄贊|xiang1 zan4]]

Dingxiang county in Xinzhou, Shanxi Province

Xiangfen County in [[临汾|臨汾|lin2 fen2]], Shanxi

Xiangcheng County, a county in Xuchang, Henan Province

Xiangyang, a prefecture-level city in [[湖北省|湖北省|hu2 bei3 sheng3]] province

Xiangyuan County in Changzhi, Shanxi province

Duke Xiang of Song (reigned 650-637 BC), a ruler of the Song State during the Spring and Autumn Period sometimes listed as one of the [[春秋五霸|春秋五霸|chun1 qiu1 wu3 ba4]]

Dingxiang County in [[忻州|忻州|xin1 zhou1]] prefecture-level city, Shanxi Province

Xiangyuan county in Changzhi, Shanxi province

Xiangcheng, a district of Xiangyang City in Hubei province.

an assistant manager in a bank or large enterprise, a position below that of [[协理|協理|xie2 li3]]

King of the State of Qin during the Warring States period who reigned from 306 to 251 BC, also known by a shorter version of his title

to work together on a charitable undertaking or a good cause

(literary) to help manage or arrange things; to assist in handling affairs

(variant form) great heroes or powerful figures emerging as the times change

King Daoxiang of the state of [[赵|趙|zhao4]], who reigned from 245-236 BC during the Warring States period.

(idiom) Lit. the fairy is willing but King Xiang does not dream; used to describe a woman who is in love with a man who does not return her feelings.

Song Dynasty calligrapher and official (1012-1067) known for his poetry and prose; one of the four master calligraphers of the Northern Song Dynasty.

to assist the master of ceremonies in performing a wedding, funeral, or other formal rite

to wander about or stroll around; a variant form of the verb meaning to roam

(literary) to assist or help a superior or an organization in an official or formal capacity

(literary) to rise and overflow hills or mountains, describing the great force of a flood

to assist and help manage; to provide support for a cause or endeavor