continent; a large landmass

one after another; in succession; intermittently; describing actions occurring at intervals or sequentially rather than all at once

To come ashore from water; to make landfall, such as a typhoon or military force; also used to describe reaching a destination like the moon.

army; ground forces; land forces

to land or touch down; specifically refers to an aircraft or spacecraft descending from the air onto the ground

marine corps; a military branch specifically trained for landing and ground combat operations; usually refers to [[海军陆战队|海軍陸戰隊|hai3 jun1 lu4 zhan4 dui4]]

the mainland of China, usually excluding the Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macau and the region of Taiwan

(military) ground warfare; land battle; to fight on land

land as opposed to the sea or other bodies of water

inland; interior; land regions located far from the coast or borders

marine corps; marines; a branch of the navy responsible for land combat and amphibious operations

A road or travel path on land

water and land surfaces; occurring on or occupying both land and water (amphibious)

one after another in succession; continuously

the Americas; used to refer to North and South America as opposed to the Old World [[旧大陆|舊大陸|jiu4 da4 lu4]]

Luchuan County in Yulin City, Guangxi; also a given name for people such as the film director lù chuān

To land a spacecraft on the surface of a planet at a low enough speed to avoid damage; also refers to the landing itself.

the sea and the land; sea and land transportation

The three main military environments of land, sea, and air.

A famous Tang Dynasty tea master (733-804), best known as the author of the [[茶经|茶經|cha2 jing1]], the world's first book on tea cultivation and preparation; widely revered as the Sage of Tea.

The Mainland Affairs Council (Taiwan); the government agency responsible for policy and relations with mainland China.

Famous patriot and prolific writer of the Southern Song dynasty (1125–1210), often considered the greatest poet of his era.

land; the shore as opposed to water

Oslo, the capital of Norway

The three domains of land, sea, and air, often referring to military forces or transport and logistics operations.

Lufeng, a county-level city in Shanwei, Guangdong Province

The Eurasian continent, encompassing both Europe and Asia

The part of the continental margin that extends from the shoreline to the ocean, characterized by a gentle slope and shallow depth.

military general and politician of the state of Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period

Describing a scene or phenomenon that is bizarre, grotesque, or fantastical and filled with a variety of clashing colors.

Military boat used to transport troops and supplies for landing operations; generally refers to vessels with a displacement of less than 500 tons.

a large landmass that is smaller than a continent and has some geographic or political independence

A breeze blowing from the land toward the sea, typically occurring at night when the land is cooler than the sea.

Anlu, a county-level city in Hubei Province under the administration of [[孝感|孝感|xiao4 gan3]] City

land transportation by vehicle or train

Eurasian land bridge, referring to the rail line that links China and Europe

(variant form) surname Locke, used for figures such as the English philosopher John Locke

Luchuan, a county in Yulin City [[玉林市|玉林市|yu4 lin2 shi4]], Guangxi

(556-627) scholar of the Sui and Tang dynasties best known for his work in phonology and classical texts; author of the [[经典释文|經典釋文|jing1 dian3 shi4 wen2]]

Lu Xiufu (1238-1279), a loyalist politician and scholar of the late Southern Song Dynasty; he is famously remembered for carrying the child emperor on his back and jumping into the sea to commit suicide as the Song navy faced final defeat by the Mongol Yuan forces.

A type of climate found in the interior of large landmasses, characterized by hot summers, cold winters, large temperature variations, and low rainfall.

The combined landmass of Europe and Asia

Pinglu county in Yuncheng, Shanxi Province

Pinglu County in Yuncheng, Shanxi Province

The overland transport corridor connecting Asia and Europe via rail; primarily refers to the transit routes linking ports on the Pacific coast of China or Russia to ports in Europe like Rotterdam.

A narrow strip of land connecting two larger land masses, such as an isthmus, that allows plants and animals to migrate between them

Tang dynasty politician and writer (754-805) known for his prose and political essays; served as a chancellor under Emperor Dezong and was posthumously titled Duke Xuan.

The gradual movement of the Earth's continents relative to each other over geological time

A river that does not flow into the ocean but instead drains into an inland lake or disappears in a desert; also known as [[内流河|內流河|nei4 liu2 he2]]