shàng​shān

to go up a mountain

Senses

上山 shàng​shān to go up a mountain

To climb a hill or go to a mountainous area; often used in historical contexts like going to the mountains to engage in guerrilla warfare.

上山 shàng​shān to spin cocoons

For silkworms to climb onto straw bundles or frames to begin spinning their cocoons.

上山 shàng​shān to pass away

(euphemism) To die and be buried.

上山 shàng​shān to rise

For the sun or the moon to rise above the horizon.

References

same_as 上山/上山 上簇/上簇