A bronze medal awarded to the third-place winner in a sports competition or other contest.

A place where copper ore is found or extracted.

an alloy of copper and tin; typically bluish-gray or yellowish-gray in color, hard, and corrosion-resistant

A statue or figure of a person, Buddha, or animal cast in bronze; often made to commemorate a person of great achievement.

a round copper coin with a square hole in the middle, used as currency in former times in China

objects or implements made of bronze

A copper coin; also used commonly as a general term for any metal coin, especially in Taiwan.

Tongren, a prefecture-level city in Guizhou Province [[贵州省|貴州省|gui4 zhou1 sheng3]]

Tongling, a prefecture-level city in Anhui Province [[安徽|安徽|an1 hui1]]

bronze mirror; used in ancient times, these were typically round with a polished front and an ornate back often cast with patterns or figures

an alloy of copper and zinc; prized for its hardness, corrosion resistance, and ductility

a traditional percussion instrument cast in bronze, used by ethnic minority groups in southern China for rituals and festivals

bronze color; dark brown like the color of ancient bronze items; often used to describe a deep sun tan

bronze, brass, or copper objects; vessels or tools made of copper alloys

scrap metal; broken and rusted copper and iron items which have been discarded

(idiom) copper wall and iron bastion; used to describe an extremely solid and indestructible fortification or defense

Tongchuan, a prefecture-level city in [[陕西|陝西|shan3 xi1]] Province

green rust or patina that forms on the surface of copper; it is poisonous and used in making pigments and fireworks; also called [[铜锈|銅鏽|tong2 xiu4]]

High-quality printing paper with a smooth, white coated finish used for book covers, color illustrations, and advertisements.

Tongling, a prefecture-level city in [[安徽省|安徽省|an1 hui1 sheng3]] Province

(bound form) bronze (metal)

Copper wire, commonly used as a conductor for electricity.

wire made of copper

any musical instrument made of brass, played by blowing through a mouthpiece

Tongliang district of [[重庆|重慶|chong2 qing4]] municipality in Southwest China

Tongchuan, a prefecture-level city in [[陕西省|陝西省|shan3 xi1 sheng3]] province

pure copper as opposed to alloy; used for conducting heat or electricity because of its high conductivity and corrosion resistance

Tongren, a prefecture-level city in Guizhou province, China

The smell of copper coins; used to mock someone's excessive obsession with wealth or a profits-before-everything mentality

copper currency, including traditional items like [[铜元|銅元|tong2 yuan2]] and [[铜钱|銅錢|tong2 qian2]]

a copper or bronze percussion instrument shaped like a flat or slightly rounded disk

a mountain rich in copper ore; a copper mine

brass cymbals; a percussion instrument made of two circular metal plates that are clashed together or struck with a stick

The period in human history between the Stone Age and the Iron Age, characterized by the use of bronze to make tools, vessels, and weapons; the Shang Dynasty is a notable example in Chinese history.

Qingtongxia, a county-level city in Wuzhong City, Ningxia

a pot or vessel made of copper; copper kettle

Copper currency used from the end of the Qing Dynasty until the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War; usually circular without a hole in the middle. Also written as [[铜圆|銅圓|tong2 yuan2]].

The process of casting objects in bronze; cast bronze

Music played mainly with brass instruments and percussion

Tonggu County in Yichun City, Jiangxi province

discarded metal items, such as scrap copper and iron

A copper plate used in printing, mainly for high-quality items like photographs and fine artwork.

Pure copper or a copper-based alloy; literally "red copper" because of its reddish-brown color; noted for its high conductivity. Also called [[紫铜|紫銅|zi3 tong2]] or [[赤铜|赤銅|chi4 tong2]]

Qingtongxia, a county-level city in [[吴忠市|吳忠市|wu2 zhong1 shi4]], Ningxia

copper-nickel alloy; a silvery white alloy of copper and nickel often used for coins, jewelry, and instruments because of its corrosion resistance

A musical ensemble consisting primarily of brass instruments, often accompanied by saxophones and percussion; known for a loud and grand sound suitable for outdoor performances.

a craftsman who makes or repairs copper items

a type of printmaking where a design is etched or engraved onto a copper plate, then transferred to paper using ink and pressure; includes methods like drypoint and aquatint

pure elemental copper occurring naturally in a non-oxidized state, typically found in branching, massive, or flaky forms