(idiom) to take office; to assume a new post; sometimes used humorously to describe starting a new job or task

To give a fleeting glance or make a superficial observation; literally meaning to look at flowers while riding on horseback.

A decorative lantern with paper silhouettes of horses and riders that rotate when heated by a candle, typically displayed during the [[元宵节|元宵節|yuan2 xiao1 jie2]] festival

to change leadership or reshuffle personnel; originally referred to replacing generals in battle

to gain a superficial understanding from a cursory observation; to look at things too quickly to get a real sense of them; literally, "to look at flowers while riding on horseback"

to enjoy cockfighting and horse racing; to lead a life of idle gambling and dissipation

(idiom) to go to a brothel on horseback; to frequent houses of ill fame; to spend time in red-light districts

to ride out hawking and hunting; to enjoy the sport of hunting

(idiom) to assume a post; to take up a new official position

gangrenous stomatitis; a severe gangrenous disease of the mouth and face

(idiom) to assume a post; specifically used to describe an official taking up a new position quickly