a young horse

(idiom) a white steed flits past a crack; used to describe how quickly time passes

(literary) a beautiful or noble horse; a steed

(idiom) a brilliant and exceptionally talented young person; a young scholar with a promising future

Zhao Boju (c. 1120–1162), a famous painter of the Southern Song Dynasty known for his detailed blue-and-green landscape style and for being a descendant of the first Song imperial family.

(literary) a horse that can run a long distance in one day; a horse with tremendous speed

A famous or well-known horse; a steed of great reputation

(literary) a youth who has seen little of the world or lacks practical experience

(literary) a metaphor for how quickly time passes, like a young horse galloping past a narrow gap

young horse, such as a colt or a filly; colloquial word for [[马驹|馬駒|ma3 ju1]]

young donkey; a donkey foal

Short for [[白驹过隙|白駒過隙|bai2 ju1 guo4 xi4]], literally referring to a swift horse seen through a gap as it gallops past; metaphor for the very fast passage of time.

the young of a horse, donkey, or mule; colt or filly

the sun's shadow, symbolizing the rapid passage of time

(bound form) a black horse