to enter a place or organization and establish a presence there; specifically used for military units or official organizations setting up a base of operations

Used to describe foreign embassies, diplomats, or organizations that are located in China for official duties.

The place where troops, archaeological teams, or diplomatic missions are stationed; encampment

to be stationed or quartered; used when referring to troops or personnel assigned to a specific location

to have military forces camp or stay at a location for defense or security

To be stationed in a place long-term or permanently (of personnel or organizations)

to stop walking; to halt; to pause mid-step

to dispatch someone in an official capacity to be stationed or posted in a location, such as an ambassador or correspondent

to be stationed at a post to defend it; to garrison; to man a post and defend

to be stationed abroad; to be posted to a foreign country

(abbreviation) stationed in Beijing or based in the capital city.

to stay forever; to never disappear or fade away

to stay or remain at a place; to linger; to be stationary

Zhumadian, a prefecture-level city in Henan Province

to be stationed at a place for defensive purposes; to be on garrison duty

(mathematics or physics) a point on a curve where the derivative is zero; arrest point

Zhumadian, a prefecture-level city in [[河南|河南|he2 nan2]] Province

To preserve one's youthful appearance and complexion; to keep from aging.

to be or remain stationed, specifically of troops or peacekeeping forces; to stay as a garrison

to station; to quarter; to garrison; specifically used in a military context to describe troops occupying a position

The state where a foreign diplomat, trade representative, or journalist is stationed; the country to which an envoy is accredited

standing wave; stationary wave formed by the interference of two waves of equal frequency and amplitude moving in opposite directions

to be stationed or quartered; to garrison troops

(of a high official or diplomat) to reside in a foreign country or a different region on an official assignment; to be stationed away from home while on a mission

To possess the secret of preserving a youthful appearance; literally meaning to have unique methods or skills for keeping one's face and complexion looking young.

the official representative agency of the Chinese central government in Macao

the official representative organ of the central government of China in Hong Kong, responsible for coordinating between the mainland and local authorities

To stay in one place; to stop and remain; to park

To transfer an official or military unit to a new post; to reassign and station at a location

to remain youthful forever; to keep one's youth perpetually

to be stationed in or based in Beijing, often referring to diplomatic missions or military units

an ambassador stationed in China; a foreign diplomat representing their country in China

A type of police officer stationed at specific government agencies, schools, or businesses to maintain security and order within that area; they may also assist local police in maintaining public safety.

to be hired to sing regularly at a specific venue, such as a restaurant, club, or bar over a long period

Diplomatic official stationed abroad; refers to various ranks including ambassador, minister, and chargé d'affaires, or representatives to international organizations and non-diplomatic partners

To be stationed on the continent; specifically refers to being based in the mainland People's Republic of China.

(abbreviation) stationed in Hong Kong

Police officers or security personnel stationed at a specific location or organization to perform particular duties

Used for a doctor or medical team staying in a specific location, such as a remote area or a community clinic, to provide medical diagnosis and treatment

(literary) of an emperor or monarch while traveling, to stop over or stay temporarily at a location en route

parking brake; emergency brake

to be stationed or based in Hong Kong