to let one's imagination wander freely; to be lost in wild and fanciful thoughts

(idiom) to enjoy widespread renown; known by everyone both near and far

To think deeply or let one's imagination wander to distant things or times

far and near; far and wide; everywhere

Famous throughout the world; having a reputation that spreads both near and far.

(literary) well-known both far and near; famous everywhere; its literally meaning is that one's name is heard in distant places ([[遐|遐|xia2]]) and nearby places ([[迩|邇|er3]])

To miss someone deeply who is out of reach; also used to express grief over the death of a person close to oneself. Literally "the room is near, but the person is far."

(literary) to pass away; to die, specifically referring to the death of an emperor

To have one's fame spread far and wide.

A long life granted by heaven; used as a formal greeting or honorary inscription to wish a male elder a happy birthday.

To cause someone to daydream or have flights of fancy; evocative or suggestive.

May you live as long as the pine and the crane; used as a formal greeting or inscription to wish someone a long life.

the death of an emperor or monarch

a remote region; far-off borderland

to go a long way away; to journey to a distant place

(literary) to spread or circulate to distant places; to be widely disseminated

a great age; advanced years

(literary) to cast away; to shun; to desert one's post

(literary) the wish to remain emotionally distant or keep aloof; the desire to no longer be close or attached

lofty ambition; lofty aspiration

distant places or lands; far-off regions; literary term for remote areas

to stretch one's sight as far as possible; to look out over a long distance

lasting blessings or happiness; used primarily in formal writing

(literary) great and lasting happiness; enduring blessings

(literary) forever; for eternity

distant descendants or far-off offspring of an ancestor

(literary) out-of-the-way places; remote and desolate regions

(literary) long-established rules of conduct; the moral standards or traditions handed down by people of former times

(idiom) both those far and near are treated the same or united together; the world is unified as a single entity

well-known far and near; known by everyone both at home and abroad

(literary) the stories, deeds, or footprints of people from the distant past

(literary) to cast aside or abandon

literary term for long life or advanced age; longevity