impoverished; destitute; the state of being poor

To provide assistance to people in need or poverty; to aid the weak and the poor

Political class category defined during land reform in China, referring to poor peasants and those with very little land who were barely self-sufficient.

poor; needy; impoverished; the state of being poor

A medical condition where the blood has a low red blood cell count or low hemoglobin, often leading to tiredness or dizziness.

the impoverished and the wealthy (collectively)

A peasant who owns little or no land or tools and survives by renting land or selling their labor; specifically used as a class designation for poor peasants in pre-1949 China

An area in a city where poor people live together; slum housing.

slum area; ghetto; a district in a city inhabited by very poor people

to shake off poverty and build up a fortune; to become prosperous after leaving poverty behind

Humble self-referential term (literally 'poor Taoist') used by a Taoist priest; historically also used by Buddhist monks before adopting [[贫僧|貧僧|pin2 seng1]]

To lift oneself out of poverty; to cast off a state of being poor

a family or household living in poverty; impoverished family

poor; indigent; lacking in material wealth or goods

poor and miserable; experiencing both poverty and hardship

people living below the poverty line or without a stable income; the poor

poor and barren; infertile; used to describe land or soil that is not productive

A humble way for a Buddhist monk to refer to himself.

extremely poor and living a simple, bitter life; often used to describe the lifestyle of scholars

extremely poor; poverty-stricken; destitute

as poor as if everything had been washed away; to have nothing at all

poor and of low social status

The minimum level of income deemed necessary to achieve an adequate standard of living in a given country.

to assist the poor and help those in difficulty; to provide relief to impoverished households or regions

a wide gap between the rich and the poor; extreme inequality in wealth

loquacious; talkative in an annoying or flippant way

poor peasants and farm laborers, specifically within the context of Marxist class analysis

to rob the rich and help the poor; an idiom describing an outlaw or hero who takes from wealthy people to provide for the needy

to disdain the poor and favor the rich; to judge others solely based on their wealth and status

To provide aid or relief to the poor; to help people in poverty.

extremely poor; poverty-stricken; having nothing at all

poor and weak; feeble (often describing a country, people, or economy)

to visit the poor and ask about their suffering; to show concern for the hardships of the less fortunate

unequal distribution of wealth; the disparity between the rich and the poor

be content with a simple or poor life while remaining committed to one's ideals or virtues; happy to lead a virtuous life despite being poor

the process of becoming poor; pauperization

to be garrulous; to talk or gossip without stopping

to remain true to one's principles and ambitions despite being poor and of low status; often used to describe a person of high integrity

People living in cities who do not have steady jobs and live in poverty

(idiom) to be burdened by both poverty and ill health at the same time

A social attitude suggesting that it is better to get ahead in the world by abandoning one's morals than to suffer in poverty.

a family or household living in poverty; a pauper

Low-grade ore or a mineral deposit with low economic value, which often requires processing before smelting.

to be poor in oil resources; lacking in petroleum deposits

To kill or rob the rich in order to help the poor; typical of the actions of a folk hero or bandit.

extremely poor; to be in extreme poverty, as if the house had been washed clean of all possessions

(idiom) to suffer from both extreme poverty and chronic sickness at the same time

to be garrulous or loquacious