a physical or abstract symbol, mark, or logo representing something

a daily record of events, experiences, or a personal diary

iconic; landmark; emblematic

to accomplish one's ambition or realize a dream; to be in a position of success or power

to take a solemn oath or pledge to achieve a goal or remain committed to a principle

an inscribed stone tablet placed in a tomb or the memorial inscription on such a tablet

to express grief or pay respects to the deceased in a formal or public manner

historical record inscribed on a stone tablet

Baozhi (418–514), a Chinese Buddhist monk also known as Baozhi ([[保志|保誌|bao3 zhi4]] or [[保志|保志|bao3 zhi4]]) or Zhigong ([[志公|誌公|zhi4 gong1]] or [[志公|志公|zhi4 gong1]]).

(coll.) matter; thing (from Taiwanese, equivalent to Mandarin [[事情|事情|shi4 qing5]])

A sign or signal light used for traffic control or communication.

(literary) to make a mental note; to memorize

Seaboard Geographic Gazetteer (c. 275) by [[沈莹|沈瑩|Shen3 Ying2]]

Da Yuan Dayitongzhi, Yuan dynasty geographical encyclopedia, compiled 1285-1294 under Jamal al-Din and Yu Yinglong, 755 scrolls

Da Yuan Dayitongzhi, a Yuan dynasty geographical encyclopedia compiled 1285-1294 under Jamal al-Din and Yu Yinglong, consisting of 755 scrolls

A Record of Japan, an extended analysis of Meiji Japan by Huang Zunxian

a personal website or online journal; a weblog

Ru Zhijuan (1925-1998), female novelist and politician

don't let rhetoric spoil the message; don't let flowery speech detract from the intended meaning