the most senior administrative official in many ancient Chinese dynasties who assisted the emperor; prime minister; chancellor

(bound form) an ancient government post second in command to a county magistrate, responsible for documents, granaries, and jails; first established during the Warring States period and continuing through the Qing dynasty

A high-ranking official title used in ancient China from the Warring States period through the early Ming dynasty, roughly equivalent to a vice premier.

Assistant to a prefect (Tàishǒu) in ancient China

Rainie Yang (1984-), a Taiwanese singer, actress, and television host

(archaic) The secondary official or deputy to the chief of a prefecture, first established during the Qin dynasty.

A low-ranking official in the Ming and Qing dynasties responsible for managing a government relay station, including the horses, carriages, and guest reception.