a corner; a small or remote area; an isolated place

(idiom) to put up a fierce resistance despite being in a desperate situation or cornered; originally describing a tiger backing against a hill to fight off its pursuers

to face a corner of a room; to be alone and dejected

the four corners of a space or structure

a remote area along the coast or a coastal region

(idiom) to weep alone in a corner; to cry from a sense of extreme isolation or despair

to rely on a strategic position or a mountain corner to put up a stubborn defense

a very small or remote area; a small plot of land

a very narrow or limited view; a one-sided and biased opinion

To be content with temporary peace and safety in a small or isolated area, especially while the rest of the country is in danger; to settle for a small territory instead of resisting invaders.

To be able to infer many things from a single instance; same as [[举一反三|舉一反三|ju3 yi1 fan3 san1]]

(literary) the east; eastern side; the place where the sun rises

a figure of speech where a part is used to represent the whole or vice versa

(variant form) limited to a small space; confined to a narrow area

to weep alone in a corner; to grieve in solitude or be left out in the cold

To compensate later for an earlier loss; to lose in one area but gain in another.

(idiom) limited to a small space; confined to a narrow area; also written as [[侷促一隅|侷促一隅|ju2 cu4 yi1 yu2]]

(literary) uprightness of character; honesty and scrupulosity

(literary) boundaries or borders; a specific region or part of a territory

the time approaching noontime, specifically from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

To assess, understand, or visualize something by inference; to use analogy or reasoning to understand a whole from a part. Based on the [[论语|論語|lun2 yu3]] concept of 'lifting one corner and not being able to infer the other three'

to sit humbly to one side or in a corner

mythological place where the sun sets