Hu Jintao (1942-), a Chinese politician who served as the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party from 2002 to 2012 and president of the People's Republic of China from 2003 to 2013

championship contest; tournament held regularly to determine individual or team champions for a specific sport

world championship games; abbreviation for [[世界锦标赛|世界錦標賽|shi4 jie4 jin3 biao1 sai4]]

(bound form) beautiful silk fabrics; brocade and embroidery

Jinzhou, a prefecture-level city in Liaoning Province

To make something already good even better, or to provide the crowning touch; occasionally used to describe helping someone who is already well-off instead of those in need.

Jinjiang District of Chengdu City in Sichuan province

A collection of the best items, such as poems, photos, or film clips, often used in book or media titles

silk banner presented as an award, prize, or token of appreciation

made of many different ingredients, styles, or varieties; often refers to food or a collection of different things

(literary) beautiful clothing made of brocade; also used to refer to the clothing worn by high-ranking officials

Imperial bodyguard and secret police during the Ming Dynasty, often translated as the "Brocade Uniform Guard"; they were the emperor's personal agents responsible for guarding the palace, conducting surveillance, and arresting political enemies.

Panjin, a prefecture-level city in Liaoning Province

a bag made of silk brocade, used in ancient times to store poetry manuscripts, confidential documents, or other precious items

a prize, trophy, or title awarded to the winner of a competition; originally referred to a banner made of brocade

(idiom) a scene of colorful flowers and embroidery; describes a display that is magnificent, brightly colored, or richly decorated

silk fabric woven with colorful, elaborate patterns; tapestry

One's future prospects are as brilliant and colorful as embroidered silk; often used to congratulate others on their success or graduation

A high-quality traditional Chinese jacquard silk fabric with intricate, colorful patterns that resemble glowing clouds; often associated with Nanjing.

Jinjiang District of Chengdu city in Sichuan province

Jinzhou, a prefecture-level city and industrial center in Liaoning Province [[辽宁省|遼寧省|liao2 ning2 sheng3]]

a scene of many flowers blooming in bright colors like a magnificent brocade

a type of strong, elastic synthetic fiber; widely used to make clothing, ropes, and parachutes

Panjin, a prefecture-level city in Liaoning Province [[辽宁省|遼寧省|liao2 ning2 sheng3]]

A thick, smooth silk fabric with colorful woven patterns, traditionally used for clothing and decorations.

a magnificent or beautifully decorated folding screen

Fujin, a county-level city in Jiamusi, Heilongjiang province

A type of pheasant native to southwest China, known for the male's bright, colorful plumage and golden crest.

to return to one's hometown after achieving success, fame, or wealth; literally, to return home wearing silken robes

A brilliant master plan for handling a crisis; originally a clever strategy written down and sealed in a silk bag by a wise advisor to be opened in an emergency.

brocade garments and jade meals; refers to an extravagant lifestyle of wearing beautiful clothes and eating expensive food

bright prospects; a glorious future as beautiful as embroidered silk

A traditional handmade brocade of the Zhuang ethnic group, typically made with a cotton warp and colorful silk weft; it is known for its durable texture, unique patterns, and bright colors.

Jinping county in Qiandongnan Miao and Dong autonomous prefecture [[黔东南州|黔東南州|qian2 dong1 nan2 zhou1]], Guizhou

a traditional Chinese silk fabric featuring intricate patterns of landscapes, flowers, or birds woven into a thick, lustrous satin; often used for clothing, quilt covers, or decorations

Hanggin Banner, a county-level administrative division in Ordos, Inner Mongolia.

Traditional silk brocade produced in Sichuan, known for its durable texture, vibrant colors, and rich patterns; it is one of the four famous brocades of China.

A country's land that is as beautiful as fine silk embroidery; refers to a land of charm and beauty.

poetic name for the city of Chengdu in Sichuan province

eight-section brocade; a traditional sequence of eight qigong exercises for health and fitness dating back to the Song dynasty

Man Kam To, an area in Hong Kong that serves as a major border crossing between Hong Kong and Shenzhen

Jinxi town, now part of [[南票|南票|nan2 piao4]] district of [[葫芦岛|葫蘆島|hu2 lu2 dao3]] city in Liaoning province

to have a future as brilliant as brocade; a future full of promise and success

beautiful rivers and mountains; a grand and beautiful land, often referring to one's homeland

the golden years of one's youth; the best and most beautiful years of one's life

one's beautiful and majestic homeland, described as being as lovely as fine silk embroidery

Fujin, a county-level city in [[佳木斯市|佳木斯市|jia1 mu4 si1 shi4]] in Heilongjiang province

An ancient name for the city of [[成都|成都|cheng2 du1]] in Sichuan Province, named for the imperial official who supervised the local silk brocade industry during the Shu Han period.

Used to praise a person's clever ideas and beautiful literary style; elegant and ornate writing.