To be very fond of or deeply love someone, used especially when a parent or elder favors a particular child or younger person.

To be deeply in love with someone; to be enamored with or devoted to something, such as an art form or a hobby.

to have a special fondness for something or someone; to be particularly enamored or dedicated to one thing above others

Qian Zhongshu (1910–1998), a Chinese scholar and writer known for the 1947 novel [[围城|圍城|wei2 cheng2]]

(idiom) appearing old and weak; doddering; moving slowly and with difficulty due to old age

Zhongxiang, a county-level city in Jingmen, Hubei Province

Zhongxiang, a county-level city in [[荆门市|荊門市|jing1 men2 shi4]], Hubei province

(literary) old and weak; senile; appearing infirm and unable to move easily; often used in the phrase [[老态龙钟|老態龍鍾|lao3 tai4 long2 zhong1]]

A place endowed with natural beauty that nurtures outstanding people; used to describe an environment that produces talented individuals.

Hong Kong actress (born 1960)

(literary) the person or thing that one is deeply attached to or focused on; the one on whom one's love is concentrated

Former county in Hubei, now Zhongxiang county-level city [[钟祥市|鍾祥市|zhong1 xiang2 shi4]]

(literary) rich reward or high salary for a government official; literally refers to a large amount of grain

A cup used for shaking and throwing dice

a container used for shaking and throwing dice

(literary) to bestow a cup of wine as a reward for distinguished service

small handleless cup used for drinking wine

Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (1966-), an Indonesian politician who served as the governor of Jakarta from 2014 to 2017

Zhong Ziqi (legendary figure of the Spring and Autumn Period, famous for his deep understanding of music and his friendship with the musician Bo Ya)

Zhong Shanshan (1954-), a Chinese billionaire businessman and the founder of the bottled water company [[农夫山泉|農夫山泉|nong2 fu1 shan1 quan2]]

(proper name) a Chinese compound surname

one of the Eight Immortals of Taoist mythology, often depicted as a man with a large beard holding a fan

Zhong Yao (151–230), minister of [[曹魏|曹魏|cao2 wei4]] and a famous calligrapher who is credited with developing the regular script known as [[楷书|楷書|kai3 shu1]].

a cup or shaker used for mixing and throwing dice