Combined form of the adverb [[都|都|dou1]] meaning "all" or "entirely" and the auxiliary verb [[会|會|hui4]] meaning "can" or "will".

Chengdu, the provincial capital of [[四川|四川|si4 chuan1]]

all; everything; without exception

The city where the central government of a country is located and which serves as its political center.

city; large urban center; metropolis

for the most part; on the whole; generally

Sub-provincial city and capital of Sichuan Province [[四川省|四川省|si4 chuan1 sheng3]], located in the Chengdu Plain; also known as the Hibiscus City [[蓉城|蓉城|rong2 cheng2]]

large city; metropolis; megacity

The capital city where an emperor resides; the imperial seat of government.

Turin (Torino), a city in northern Italy

Kyoto, a city in Japan that served as the imperial capital for over a thousand years

The primary international airport serving Beijing, commonly known by its IATA code PEK

Shangdu county in Ulaanchab, Inner Mongolia

major city; metropolis; metropolitan city

a place famous for its flowers; a city known for its floral gardens or trade

(archaic) A high-ranking military official in charge of border defenses and provincial military affairs in ancient China from the Han to Ming dynasties

the seat of government of a country or state; the capital city

ancient capital; old capital city

The capital and largest city of Ireland.

The capital city of a country; the seat of the central government.

Ancient irrigation system and World Heritage site in Sichuan province; it was built around 256 BC to prevent flooding and irrigate the Chengdu Plain

to choose a site for a capital city; to establish the capital at a certain location

Duyun City in Guizhou province, capital of the Qiannan Buyei and Miao Autonomous Prefecture [[黔南布依族苗族自治州|黔南布依族苗族自治州|qian2 nan2 bu4 yi1 zu2 miao2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]]

The eastern capital of a dynasty, such as [[洛阳|洛陽|luo4 yang2]] during the Han dynasty.

military official rank in imperial China, lower than a general but higher than a commandant

Xindu district of Chengdu city in Sichuan province

to move the capital city of a country

The capital and largest city of Nepal.

The main international airport serving Beijing, China

Huadu district of Guangzhou City in Guangdong Province

A capital city established temporarily due to political or military circumstances.

Yudu County in Ganzhou City, Jiangxi province

Duyun City in Guizhou province, the capital of Qiannan Buyei and Miao Autonomous Prefecture [[黔南布依族苗族自治州|黔南布依族苗族自治州|qian2 nan2 bu4 yi1 zu2 miao2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]]

to command or lead an army; a supreme military commander, especially during the Tang and Song dynasties

to found a national capital; to designate a city as the capital of a country

Fengdu County, a district in Chongqing Municipality famous for its Ghost City temple complex

Ningdu county in Ganzhou [[赣州|贛州|gan4 zhou1]], Jiangxi province

Qamdo city and prefecture in the [[西藏自治区|西藏自治區|xi1 zang4 zi4 zhi4 qu1]], Tibet

Dujiangyan, a county-level city in Sichuan Province under the administration of [[成都|成都|cheng2 du1]]

the former or ancient capital of a country

Dedu, a former county in Heilongjiang Province that was merged into [[五大连池|五大連池|wu3 da4 lian2 chi2]] in 1996

Xindu district of Chengdu city in Sichuan province

Wudu, a district of Longnan City in Gansu Province

Yudu County in Ganzhou City, Jiangxi province

Duchang County in the city of [[九江|九江|jiu3 jiang1]], Jiangxi province

the process by which towns and cities are formed and become larger as more people begin living and working in central areas

A city designated as a secondary or provisional capital in addition to the primary capital city, often during times of war or for administrative convenience

Ningdu County in Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province