The personal name of the Yellow Emperor [[黄帝|黃帝|huang2 di4]], the legendary ancestor of the Chinese people

High-surging, powerful waves

Hennessy, a well-known brand of French cognac

to have an impressive appearance or dignified manner; looking confident and full of energy

dignified; imposing; possessing a noble and impressive bearing

Terence Tao, a Chinese-Australian mathematician and 2006 Fields medalist.

(literary) high or low; relative merits or status; an imbalance in weight or quality. Originally refers to the way a carriage tilts up in the front or back. Frequently used in the phrase [[不分轩轾|不分軒輊|bu4 fen1 xuan1 zhi4]] meaning "evenly matched" or "neck and neck".

having an impressive or dignified appearance; looking full of spirit and confidence

The clan name of the Yellow Emperor, also known as [[黄帝|黃帝|huang2 di4]]. One of the legendary Five Emperors, he is honored as the ancestor of the Chinese people. He was named after the Hill of Xuanyuan where he lived.

(literary) a beautiful and decorative carriage; also used as a polite way to refer to someone's carriage

(of a building or room) high and wide; roomy and well-lit

(idiom) well-matched; equally matched; to be on a par with each other without a clear winner

bright and spacious, such as a room; open and clear

open and spacious; having a wide and clear view

Describing a person with a spirited, heroic, and dignified appearance; full of vigor and high spirits.

(literary) a large, spacious vehicle; used as a polite way to refer to someone else's carriage or arrival

(literary) evenly matched; to be at a draw or tie; impossible to distinguish who is superior or which is heavier; also written [[不分轩轾|不分軒輊|bu4 fen1 xuan1 zhi4]]

(literary) carriage used by high officials in ancient China

(literary) describes someone with a gentlemanly, cheerful, and distinguished air

(literary) curtained carriages and ceremonial caps used by high officials in ancient times, often used to represent high rank, official status, or prestigious positions; also refers to the eminent personages and dignitaries who hold such offices

the forbidden palace or imperial court

variant of [[气宇轩昂|氣宇軒昂|qi4 yu3 xuan1 ang2]], describes a person who has a powerful presence and a dignified, impressive appearance or spirit

the railings of a balcony or long corridor in a traditional hall

(literary) laughing; cheerful; to be in high spirits; originally used to describe the joyful movements of a child reaching for their parents

eminent; outstanding in appearance or character

(literary) smug; self-satisfied; pleased with oneself

to be delighted and satisfied with oneself

Regulus, the brightest star in the constellation Leo

the personal carriage or vehicle of an emperor

Used to describe something flying high in the air

ornate carriage used by high-ranking officials or nobles in ancient China

(literary) light horse-drawn carriage used by envoys or officials in ancient China

difficult to distinguish which is better or worse; being on par with one another

Literally "the high carriage has arrived"; a polite expression or set phrase used to welcome honored guests, specifically used in congratulatory messages for the opening of hotels, restaurants, or travel-related businesses