the whole earth or all countries; nature and human society as a whole

the international championship tournament itself

the whole world; worldwide; the entire world

to pass away; to die; to leave the world

in the world; on earth; among the society of humans

world championship games; abbreviation for [[世界锦标赛|世界錦標賽|shi4 jie4 jin3 biao1 sai4]]

to die; to pass away

common people; people of the world; everyone

the human world; the earth; the world of human existence

to pass away; to die; this is a formal term used for elders or respected people and is more solemn than [[去世|去世|qu4 shi4]]

To start working or living in society, especially for a young person; to gain life experience

1. The Savior, especially a title for [[耶稣|耶穌|ye1 su1]] in Christianity. 2. A person who saves others from a difficult or dangerous situation.

worldview; world outlook; ideology; a person's fundamental way of looking at the whole world, including the relationship between people and the universe

The highest achievement or best performance in a specific field or sport ever recorded globally.

one's entire lifetime; lifelong

to be published; to come out; to be released to the public, such as a book, a new product, or an invention

World Trade Organization; WTO

a period of chaos or social unrest; a turbulent era

a large-scale war involving many of the world's major nations

a previous life or reincarnation; a past life; also same as [[前生|前生|qian2 sheng1]]

pertaining to the world as opposed to spiritual or religious matters; worldly; profane

a family that has passed down a specific profession, skill, or expertise through several generations

describes someone or something with skills or status that are outstanding on a global level

the end of the world; doomsday; the Day of Judgment in Christian belief systems like Christianity

to be living; to be alive in the world

United Nations specialized agency for international public health, headquartered in Geneva

The World Bank; an international financial institution established by the United Nations in 1945 to provide loans for economic development

a new or unfamiliar place, realm, or state of being

later ages or generations; future eras

the world of the living; this world as opposed to the afterlife or spirit world

affairs of life or things of the world; also refers specifically to the social skills or practicalities of dealing with society

the Middle Ages; medieval period of European history from approximately the 5th to the 17th century

many generations; from generation to generation

International trade organization established in 1995 to replace the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), headquartered in Geneva; often abbreviated as [[世贸组织|世貿組織|shi4 mao4 zu3 zhi1]]

a flourishing period; an era of prosperity and strength

to be released or published, appearing for the first time before the public; used for books, art, new products, or technology

to be filled with indignation at the corruption of society or the world; to be cynical and embittered

Second emperor of the Tang dynasty (reigned 626–649), known by the temple name [[唐太宗|唐太宗|tang2 tai4 zong1]]; his reign, known as the Golden Age of [[贞观之治|貞觀之治|zhen1 guan4 zhi1 zhi4]], was characterized by prosperity, stability, and the expansion of the empire.

unique or exceptional; unmatched in one's generation; peerless

A person's life history, background, or social standing; often refers specifically to a difficult or unfortunate past.

To come into the world; to be born

global; international; having a nature or quality that affects or involves the whole world

(idiom) one's whole life; for all of one's days; forever

the state of society and its prevailing morals or atmosphere

to span across two centuries; to transition from one century into the next

Yuan Shikai (1859–1916); high-ranking Qing official and military leader who became the first formal president of the Republic of China in 1912 and later declared himself emperor of a year before his death.

this mortal life or the mundane world as viewed in Buddhism and Daoism; the earthly world

The largest city in Switzerland.