to demolish a building and relocate its inhabitants elsewhere

to move to a different location; specifically used for households, offices, or businesses changing their base of operations

to move from one place to another; to migrate; to relocate

changes or shifts in a situation over a long period of time; vicissitudes; to change; to evolve

to migrate; to move from one place to another, often used for animal migration or people moving house

to accommodate oneself to others; to yield to someone's wishes or lower one's standards to fit a situation

to move from a place because the original building is being demolished, rebuilt, or repurposed; to relocate due to urban development

to move into a new house or be promoted to a higher position; often used as a formal or polite way to offer congratulations

to be transferred and promoted to a higher position, especially when moving to a new department or office

to move into a new place, such as a home or lodging

a household or resident required to move because their original home is being demolished or cleared for redevelopment

Pioneering Han Dynasty historian and author of the [[史记|史記|shi3 ji4]], known as the father of Chinese historiography.

to move out from a place; to migrate out

Suqian, a prefecture-level city in Jiangsu province

things change with the passage of time; circumstances have changed since that time

to move the capital city of a country

to move from one residence to another; to change one's address

To vent one's anger or frustration on an uninvolved or undeserving party, or to blame others for one's own failure

To move away from an old location or building and rebuild in a new place

to delay; to postpone; to procrastinate; a long delay

change from one state to another (especially between energy levels or quantum states)

Suqian, a prefecture-level city in [[江苏省|江蘇省|jiang1 su1 sheng3]] province

(idiom) to change one's mind as soon as one sees something new; to be inconstant or never satisfied with what one has

congratulations on moving house or receiving a promotion

the matter is in the past and the situation has changed; water under the bridge

Qian'an, a county-level city in Hebei Province, managed by [[唐山|唐山|tang2 shan1]] City

a household that must be moved to a new location due to government demolition or construction projects

To follow or accompany someone in a move or relocation, often including the transfer of household registration [[户口|戶口|hu4 kou3]]

to migrate from one area to another, used of birds or insects

Qian'an, a county-level city in [[唐山|唐山|tang2 shan1]], Hebei Province

to move a grave or remains from the original burial site to another location for reburial

to move away from a location; to change one's residence or place of business

Qianxi county in [[唐山|唐山|tang2 shan1]], Hebei province

The mother of Mencius moved her home three times to find a good environment for her son's education; used to describe the great care and effort parents take to choose a good learning environment for their children

Qianxi County in [[唐山|唐山|tang2 shan1]], Hebei Province

to move from place to place; to migrate or be forced into exile; to wander about

The natural behavior of certain animals to move between different regions or habitats at specific times of the year

to transfer or shift someone to a different position, department, or location, typically used for government officials or employees

to be attached to one's native land and unwilling to leave; to hate to leave a place where one has lived for a long time

To correct one's errors and return to the path of virtue; to repent and become a better person.

Jonathan D. Spence (1936-2021), distinguished British-born American historian of China; author of "The Search for Modern China" [[追寻现代中国|追尋現代中國|zhui1 xun2 xian4 dai4 zhong1 guo2]]

to take one's anger out on an innocent party; to vent one's frustration on someone who is not responsible for it

to be transferred to another post or location due to a change in position

(literary) to demote a government official. In ancient China, the right side was the position of honor while the left was lower, hence the term.

(idiom) one's feelings and thoughts change according to shifts in the external environment or situation

A deciduous tree (Diospyros lotus) with elliptical leaves and yellow-white, reddish, or green-white flowers

to be attached to one's ancestral home and unwilling to move; used to describe people who value staying in their birthplace and are reluctant to leave

to mend one's ways and turn to the right path; to correct one's errors and return to good behavior

(honorific) a promotion to a higher position; a move to a better job