suburban district; outskirts; the area surrounding a city that is under the city's jurisdiction

the countryside around a city; the area located outside the urban center

The area surrounding a city; outskirts

suburb; outskirts; the area surrounding a city that falls under its jurisdiction

the outskirts or environs of a city that are closest to the urban area

The outskirts or suburban areas to the east of a city.

an excursion or field trip

The remote outskirts of a city; areas that are far from the city center.

desolate outskirts of a town; wild area outside a city

open area outside a city; fields and wilderness far from a town center

desolate outskirts and wild land; the middle of nowhere

the area surrounding a city; outskirts

Nanjiao District of [[大同市|大同市|da4 tong2 shi4]] city, Shanxi province

A county located in the suburbs of a city and under that city's jurisdiction.

open country or plains outside a town

An idiom describing a style of poetry that is austere, bleak, or harsh, originally used by the poet [[苏轼|蘇軾|su1 shi4]] to describe the works of Tang dynasty poets [[孟郊|孟郊|meng4 jiao1]] and [[贾岛|賈島|jia3 dao3]]

literally meaning 'ramparts on all sides'; describes a situation where enemy forces are closing in from all directions or the homeland is constantly under threat of invasion; can also metaphorically describe facing many competitors

land of joy and peace; a place where one can live happily

The suburban areas or outskirts of a national capital city

Beijing Suburbs Daily, a newspaper in operation from 1980 to 2018

Tang dynasty poet and essayist (751-814) known for his concise and often bitter poetry; he is frequently associated with the poet [[贾岛|賈島|jia3 dao3]] under the phrase "Jiao is cold and Dao is thin".

shabby and meager appearance, referring to a style of poetry or person that is plain, lean, and lacking in vigor

(Hong Kong) rural area on the outskirts of a town or city; rural-urban fringe

suburbs; city outskirts

A suburban region located far away from the city center.

countryside; open fields; wild areas away from the city

coyote; a species of canine native to North America (Canis latrans)

The outskirts of a city or the areas surrounding a national capital; suburbs.

Traditional state sacrifices to Heaven at the winter solstice and to the Earth at the summer solstice; also known as [[郊祀|郊祀|jiao1 si4]].

To offer, or the ceremony of offering, imperial sacrifices to Heaven and Earth in the suburbs of the capital

to go beyond the city limits to greet and welcome an arriving guest as a gesture of high respect

Chen Yujiao (1544–1611), a famous Ming dynasty playwright and poet from Haining, Zhejiang; he held the government position of Vice Minister of the Court of Imperial Sacrifices and is known for plays such as "The Cherry Dream" and "The Spirit Treasure Sword".