on the one hand; for one thing. Often used in pairs or with [[另一方面|另一方面|ling4 yi1 fang1 mian4]] to present two aspects of a situation.

used to introduce a different or opposing aspect or point of view

to be separated from one another and live in distant places; used of family or friends who are far away from each other

(idiom) to exercise sole hegemony over a district or a specific field; to lord it over an area as a local despot. This term often carries a negative or disapproving tone.

Each dominates a certain area or region; used to describe powerful local figures or warlords who exert control over their own respective territories.territories

(idiom) to be the richest person or family in a local area; to possess great wealth in one's locality

to hold powerful sway over a specific territory or field; to rule a region by force like a warlord