soul-stirring; breathtaking; hair-raising; deeply affecting or terrifying

courage and decisive resolution when handling affairs; daring; drive; audacity

courage, daring, and boldness of vision in handling matters; a resolute or enterprising spirit

desperate and miserable; in dire straits; down on one's luck

soul or spirit; the essence of a person's life and mind, classically divided into the three [[魂|魂|hun2]] and seven [[魄|魄|po4]]

a person's physical build and stamina; constitution

soul-stirring; deeply affecting; to move or touch one's heart and soul

to be extremely terrified; to be spooked out of one's mind; terror-stricken

soul; heart; spirit

(idiom) dazed and distracted; scared out of one's wits or driven to despair. Literally describes the loss of one's spirit and soul.

boldness and courage; daring; a combination of guts and resolution

to be terrifying or awe-inspiring; to shake one to the core

exceedingly charming or attractive, such that it captures one's heart and soul; breathtaking or enchanting to the point of losing self-loss

three finer spirits and seven baser instincts that motivate a human being; in Daoism, this represents the immortal souls and mortal forms that comprise the spiritual and carnal side of a person

(idiom) extremely frightened; in a state of panic or confusion, as if one has lost their soul

Describes a deep shock or being profoundly moved; struck with fear or awe. Also written as [[惊心动魄|驚心動魄|jing1 xin1 dong4 po4]] or [[惊魂动魄|驚魂動魄|jing1 hun2 dong4 po4]].

out of one's senses; dazed

terrified or distraught to the point of losing one's composure; driven to distraction by fear or panic; overwhelmed with distress

shaking one to the core; soul-stirring or hair-raising; profoundly affecting or terrifying

to be extremely terrified or struck with fear; literally, soul and spirit scatter and fly away

to be dazed and driven to distraction; to be beside oneself with fear or anxiety.

to be scared out of one's wits; describes being so overwhelmed with fear or horror that it feels as if the soul has left the body

overcome with fear or confusion so as to lose one's presence of mind; driven to distraction

Used to describe a person's spirit or soul as pure, noble, and incorruptible; literally translates to "ice soul and snow spirit".

To be mired in poverty and frustration; describes being at the end of one's rope and down on one's luck.

to be extremely terrified or overcome with fear

the seven mortal spirits in Daoism, representing physical life and carnal desires, and contrasted with the three immortal souls [[三魂|三魂|san1 hun2]]

(literary) the moon

(bound form) amber; another name for [[琥珀|琥珀|hu3 po4]]

(literary) an old poetic name for the moon, based on the legend of the [[玉兔|玉兔|yu4 tu4]] living on it

(bound form) deeply shocking; soul-shaking; startling to the core

Literary metaphor for a person facing imminent death or a great disaster; literally describes a person's soul being taken away by heaven.

(literary) causing one to be frightened out of one's wits; diabolically monstrous

bewitching or enchanting; to be heart-stopping or breathtaking as if one's soul has been snatched away

shaking one to the core; deeply soul-stirring; breathtakingly powerful

(literary) the lunar month period from approximately the eighth or ninth day to the fourteenth or fifteenth day

(literary) an poetic name for the moon, based on the legend of a cinnamon tree growing there

(literary) the moon; moonlight

(variant form) dregs, waste matter, or worthless residue

(literary) the moon

to be scared out of one's wits; to be terrified

(literary) to die; one's spirit leaves the body and flees to the ninth heaven