A conflict, fight, or battle; to strive to overcome an opponent or obstacle, often for a specific cause

to engage in combat or armed conflict; a fight or armed struggle

to strive for a goal; to fight or exert oneself to achieve success or overcome obstacles

Conflict between different social classes, typically between an exploited class and an exploiting class; a central concept in Marxist theory.

A fast and highly maneuverable military aircraft equipped with weapons like cannons and missiles to intercept or destroy enemy planes; also called a [[歼击机|殲擊機|jian1 ji1 ji1]] or [[驱逐机|驅逐機|qu1 zhu2 ji1]].

fighting strength or combat capacity of a military unit; also used figuratively to describe the ability of a person or organization to work efficiently and achieve goals

to fight or struggle physically; to scuffle; to brawl

A formal fight between two people, traditionally following a set of rules and using weapons like swords or pistols, to settle a dispute or grievance.

to work diligently and struggle hard in spite of difficult conditions or the spirit of such perseverance

will to fight; militancy or determination to succeed

A spectator sport or activity where humans fight bulls or bulls are made to fight each other.

to wrestle; to grapple; to engage in a fistfight or close-quarters combat

A person engaged in battle or combat; a brave fighter

to fight or wrestle intensely, either bare-handed or with weapons

to fight; to brawl; to engage in a physical altercation

to fight or brawl with others; to scuffle; also written as [[殴斗|毆鬥|ou1 dou4]]

to be warlike; to be fond of fighting or arguing

to engage in a contest of strategy and cleverness; to match wits with someone

to publicly denounce and humiliate someone at a meeting, often involving physical abuse; especially used regarding the Cultural Revolution period

A sport or game where two roosters are made to fight each other.

To bicker or have a grudge against someone; to act out of spite or a refusal to back down due to personal friction.

to fight alone or engage in one-on-one combat; to work or struggle by oneself without assistance or a team

To engage in internal strife or office politics; to intrigue against one another

to quarrel or squabble over trivial matters; to bicker

To be full of fighting spirit; to have high morale.

(idiom) to engage in both open strife and veiled struggle; describes a situation where people are competing intensely with one another both in the open and behind the scenes

a hero of a battle or a heroic fighter

to wrestle; to engage in a physical struggle or combat match; to fight or contend against someone

to engage in physical combat or use force rather than words

to fight fiercely; a ferocious or bitter struggle

to have a contest of magical powers, commonly seen in old fantasy novels

an armed fight or violent confrontation between two groups, typically using weapons like clubs or sticks; knives

(Cultural Revolution slogan) fight self-interest and repudiate revisionism; it involves a struggle against private ownership and the pursuit of individual gain while attacking departures from orthodox Marxism

to compete with one another to show off newness, uniqueness, or beauty; often used to describe flowers or people's appearances

fighter; combatant; soldier in a combat unit

(colloquial) fighting among members of the same family, organization, or group; internal rivalry

a fierce struggle or competition between two equally powerful opponents

militant spirit; fighting spirit; militancy

to have a fist fight; to engage in a physical fight with others

(historical) To struggle, criticize, and transform; a slogan and policy used during the Cultural Revolution.

to fight or struggle desperately against great difficulties

to struggle against the elements or nature; to battle against natural disasters and harsh conditions

To compete in beauty or dazzle; to show off colorful and radiant appearance.

To watch from a safe distance while others fight and then take advantage of the situation once both sides are exhausted.

to compete in strength; to have a trial of physical strength

to compete with others to see who is wealthier; to show off one's wealth in a competitive way

fighting spirit; militancy; assertiveness or a combative nature

aggressive and given to fighting to show off one's bravery or strength

to engage in veiled strife or secret struggle