A large offshore sandbar that rises above the water like the back of a giant fish; specifically used in Southern Min dialects to refer to the chain of sandbars along the coast of Taiwan.

A giant fish (Kun) and a giant bird (Peng) from ancient Chinese mythology; also refers to the bird transformed from the fish. Used metaphorically to represent immense size or high-reaching ambition

Literally describes the giant Peng bird spreading its wings to fly tens of thousands of miles; used to describe displaying awesome power and momentum at the start of a journey, or having a bright and unlimited future.

(literary) the greatest of things; a person of heroic character or great ambition