The Summer Palace in Beijing; a famous imperial garden and UNESCO World Heritage site consisting of Longevity Hill and Kunming Lake.

lit. to order people by pointing one's chin; to be insufferably arrogant or bossy to others by using facial expressions and gestures to signal orders

(idiom) to eat with great relish; to enjoy a meal to one's heart's content

Cheng Yi (1033-1107), a famous Song dynasty philosopher and neo-Confucian scholar from Henan. Along with his older brother [[程颢|程顥|cheng2 hao4]], he was a key figure in the establishment of the school of principle, later influential to [[朱熹|朱熹|zhu1 xi1]].

to take care of oneself and enjoy a peaceful retirement; to live out the rest of one's natural life in healthy longevity

Zhou Dunyi (1017-1073), a Song dynasty scholar and founder of Neo-Confucianism, often called [[周子|周子|zhou1 zi3]] or [[濂溪先生|濂溪先生|lian2 xi1 xian1 sheng5]].

to take care of one's health; to nurture one's spirit or constitution

(literary) to munch; to chew; the movement of the jaws while eating. Usually used in the idiom [[大快朵颐|大快朵頤|da4 kuai4 duo3 yi2]] meaning to feast.

(literary) to break into a broad smile; to laugh heartily; literally to loosen one's jaw from laughter

to support one's chin or cheek with a hand, often while sitting in thought

to arrogantly order others around by using facial expressions or movements of the chin rather than speaking

To describe witty or humorous speech that makes people break into a smile or laugh heartily.

(literary) very many; numerous

(literary) an exclamation of surprise or admiration (originally used by peasants in the Han dynasty upon seeing a palace)

(literary) the age of one hundred; a person who is one hundred years old or older

(literary) an age of one hundred years; great longevity

to order others about using only eye movements and chin gestures; used to describe an extremely arrogant and haughty manner

to maintain one's life force and physical well-being in order to live a long life

to order people about by pointing with the chin or using facial gestures; to be overbearing

to care for one's mental health; to keep one's spirit calm and peaceful