an insulting name for a foreigner; historically used to refer to Westerners or foreign invaders

(derogatory) a Chinese person who collaborated with the Japanese during the Second Sino-Japanese War; also refers more broadly to any collaborator with an enemy force. During the Japanese occupation, the invaders were called [[日本鬼子|日本鬼子|ri4 ben3 gui3 zi5]], while their Chinese collaborators and Korean recruits were termed 'second-rank devils'.

invading soldiers; specifically used as a derogatory term for Japanese soldiers during the war against Japanese aggression

Japanese devil; a term of abuse for Japanese people used during wartime and in historical context of that era

(derogatory) a Chinese person who mimics foreign ways or relies on foreign influence to act superior; originally a character in Lu Xun's "The True Story of Ah Q"

(offensive) a derogatory term for Japanese people, especially common during the war of resistance against Japanese aggression (1931–1945)