To hurry or rush toward a destination

to do at all costs; to spare no effort; to throw all of one's energy into a task

to rush toward or hurry to a destination; to head for

to leave for different destinations; to head off separately to various locations

(idiom) lit. to jump into boiling water and step into fire; to brave any danger or hardship without fear for one's own life

To go to a meeting or social engagement as previously arranged.

to depart for or set out toward a destination, used specifically for troops or large organized groups; to head for

to go to or participate in a banquet; to be a guest at a formal dinner

to advance dauntlessly in wave upon wave; describing a continuous stream of people charging forward courageously

To go to a meeting or attend a gathering; to keep an appointment.

to travel to or be on the way to a new official position

to send a criminal, defendant, or prisoner under guard to a specific location, such as a courtroom or an execution ground

Literally "to go among enemies with only one's sword"; used to describe someone going alone into a dangerous situation or meeting with enemies, showing great courage and bravery.

to rush to save the nation from crisis or disaster

To go to a banquet or feast; to attend a formal dinner.

(literary) to go to the battlefield to fight against the enemy

die; pass away; visit the Yellow Springs (the underworld)

to dispatch or send away, specifically referring to sending troops to a front or a new post

to sacrifice one's life heroically for a righteous cause; to go to one's death with spirits high for the sake of justice

literally like a moth flying into a flame; to seek one's own destruction or court disaster

To travel personally to a location, especially where one's presence is required by duty or responsibility.

to go to a place or face a situation together; joint participation

to use one's best efforts to do something; to strive with all one's might towards a goal [idiom]

A jocular or critical comment about public figures who are loudly anti-American in public but choose to live or send their families to live in the United States.

to go to one's death with dignity and courage; to die heroically for a cause

Originally referring to the legend of Tang dynasty poet [[李贺|李賀|li3 he4]] being summoned by the Jade Emperor to write for a new jade palace, this idiom now describes the early death of a talented writer or scholar.

to dash or rush somewhere with great speed; to speed toward a destination like a flash of lightning

(idiom) to tie a prisoner's hands behind their back and take them to a busy market square for public execution; historically used to serve as a warning to others

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

To take a firm stand and sacrifice one's life for justice or duty; to die a martyr's death.

To go to China; to visit China from another country.

To go to or visit Taiwan

To go to one's death; to die for a cause or purpose, often willingly or heroically.

to brave any danger; to charge forward courageously without fear of death

to go to the United States

To go and attend an examination

To go to a place for the purpose of taking an examination.

to go to the underworld; to enter hell

To change one's travel plans or route to head for a different destination

To go to a distant place; to travel a great distance to reach a destination

(idiom) to renounce profit and seek fame; to abandon greed for the sake of one's reputation