to break or storm into a place without permission; to enter forcefully

to rush, storm, or force one's way into a place; to intrude or enter unexpectedly

to leave home to seek a living elsewhere; to leave the life one knows to seek success

to fail to stop at a red traffic light; to go through a red light without stopping

To storm or force one's way through a pass; to attempt to enter a country illegally by bypassing customs or checkpoints.

to cause an accident; to bring about misfortune; to get into trouble by acting recklessly or making a mistake

The title "Dashing King" used by rebel leader [[高迎祥|高迎祥|gao1 ying2 xiang2]] and later by [[李自成|李自成|li3 zi4 cheng2]] during their uprisings at the end of the Ming dynasty.

To travel all over the country; to have wandered widely and seen much of the world.

a daring general; a person who is brave, resolute, and forward-looking, especially in the context of reform or new movements

To dash about blindly or pell-mell; to rush around recklessly.

a spirit of initiative and drive; the courage to forge ahead and overcome difficulties

To travel around the country or the world to seek one's fortune or gain life experience.

(historical) Used of people from North China, especially [[河北|河北|he2 bei3]] and [[山东|山東|shan1 dong1]], who traveled to Northeast China to find work and escape poverty.

To travel far and wide to make a living, traditionally by performing, selling medicine, or fortune-telling; in modern usage, to go away from home to seek one's fortune.

person who crashes through a barrier or gate

to go out into the world to temper oneself through practice and experience

to enter a place without permission; to charge into a restricted area

to force one's way in; to barge in despite a ban or attempts at persuasion; to enter without permission

to enter a place without permission; to trespass

to barge in or enter a place by accident; to trespass unintentionally

To leave one's hometown to seek a living elsewhere; to venture out to forge a career or explore a new field.

To rush back to one's hometown after learning of the death of a parent or close relative.

To cause trouble or create a mess, often due to carelessness or rash behavior

To cause trouble or provoke a dispute, especially through recklessness or a mistake.

To achieve success or earn a reputation through one's own efforts; to make a mark for oneself.

to force one's way through a checkpoint without authorization or stopping

To rush ahead and try something without planning or worrying about the outcome; to try one's luck

To leave home to pursue a career or make a name for oneself; to travel far and wide to forge a future

A rash and bold person; someone who is fearless but rude and reckless.

The tomb of Li Zicheng, the peasant leader known as the [[闯王|闖王|chuang3 wang2]], who led the rebellion that ended the Ming Dynasty.

To break into a home or building when the occupants are away, typically to commit a theft.

To crash one's way through; to force a passage or break through a barrier.