an attacking player in sports such as football or basketball

vanguard; pioneer; avant-garde

Lei Feng (1940–1962), a soldier celebrated by the Chinese government from 1963 onward as a model of selflessness and devotion to the Communist Party

to engage in a non-physical contest, such as a debate, argument, or sports match

(sports) midfielder; (basketball) center; (hockey, soccer) center forward

having a thin edge or fine point capable of cutting or piercing easily

Nicholas Tse (1980-), Hong Kong singer and actor

to rush forward in a sudden, forceful attack against an enemy; a military assault

the cutting edge or point of a knife, sword, or tool

The metaphorical spearhead or leading force of a movement; a display of sharpness or talent.

to be in sharp opposition; to counter an attack or argument with equal force or harshness

Hua Guofeng (1921-2008), CCP Chairman 1976-1981

winger (in sports such as soccer or hockey)

to charge and break through enemy lines

a leading figure or trailblazer in a movement, cause, or specific field

to show off one's ability or talent; to be ostentatious

A calligraphy technique where the brush is tilted so its tip runs along the edge of the stroke rather than the center.

cold front (meteorology)

Young Pioneers of China, a youth organization for children in the People's Republic of China, often seen as preparation for the Communist Youth League.

pioneer; trailblazer

the vigor, tone, or direction of one's writing or argument

the avant-garde; avant-garde movement or school

to show one's talent, skill, or ability for the first time

front (meteorology)

to strive for dominance; to compete

the incisiveness or point of an argument or spoken words

to lead the charge

stationary front (meteorology)

a musical signal played on a bugle to command troops to charge into battle.

the topic under discussion or the direction and tone of a conversation

warm front (meteorology)

Tiefeng District of Qiqihar City [[齐齐哈尔市|齊齊哈爾市|Qi2 qi2 ha1 er3 Shi4]], Heilongjiang

manner of speech or tone of voice, often referring to its sharpness or eloquence

to have a go while at one's peak; to strike while the weapon is sharp

to change the direction or tone of a conversation

occluded front (meteorology)

to push oneself forward or seek public attention to gain recognition or fame

To restrain one's talent or sharpness; to show modesty and avoid being overbearing or aggressive.

(Calligraphy) a technique where the brush is held upright so the tip moves along the center of the stroke

a selfless, helpful person, like the model citizen Lei Feng (often used to refer to sb in a joking or teasing way)

stationary front (meteorology)

a sword technique using the edge or side of the blade rather than a direct frontal attack to gain an advantage

to resort to unconventional, risky, or devious methods to achieve a goal

(calligraphy) technique in which the shaft of the brush is held at an oblique angle, so that the tip of the brush runs near the edge of the stroke

to be talented yet self-effacing (idiom)

high speed steel

occluded front (meteorology)