a firm belief or conviction held as a guide for one's conduct

to raise one's head and look upward toward the sky or a high place

A polite expression used when meeting someone for the first time, meaning "I have long looked forward to meeting you."

to admire; to look up to with adoration and respect

to lie on one's back with the face upward

to revere; to venerate; to look up to with great respect

to raise one's head; to face upward

to look up at the sky; to face upwards

to look up at something; to tilt one's head back to see

To look at or visit a person, monument, or place with deep respect

A physical exercise where one lies on their back and then sits up repeatedly.

to have one's face looking up; face upward

a swimming stroke performed on the back, or the competitive sport involving this stroke

to respect and admire; to revere or look up to

Yangon; the largest city and commercial center of Myanmar, formerly known as Rangoon and served as the capital until 2006

to rely on; to depend on someone for support or assistance

to raise one's head; to look upward

To look down and look up; the physical action of bending and lifting the head.

suffer a crushing defeat; in a pitiful state or a complete mess

To look up at the sky and laugh loudly and heartily; to laugh with wild abandon or derision.

to sway or rock back and forth; typically used to describe a person who is laughing uncontrollably, very drunk, or extremely sleepy

The angle formed between a horizontal line and a line of sight directed upward toward an object

to depend on or look to someone for support or assistance

To look up to someone of high moral character with awe and admiration; refers to a person of awesome virtue. From a line in the [[诗经|詩經|shi1 jing1]] that means "the high mountain is looked up to; the great road is followed"

Yangshao culture; a major Neolithic culture (c. 5000–3000 BC) along the Yellow River in China, characterized by painted pottery and millet farming. Also called [[彩陶文化|彩陶文化|cai3 tao2 wen2 hua4]].

a person who holds a specific religious belief or follows a particular ideology

I have heard of your great reputation for a long time; a polite phrase used when meeting someone for the first time

to rock one's body backward and forward; to be doubled over or convulsed, especially with laughter

(idiom) to be sprawled out on one's back with limbs extended; often used in Beijing dialect

(idiom) to rely on others for the very air one breathes; to be slavishly dependent on others or forced to act according to their whims

to admire and revere; to worship or look up to

(literary) to admire; to look up to someone with great respect; yearning

to admire and respect someone greatly; to look up to with esteem

in the time it takes to lower and then raise one's head; describes a very short period of time

To fall flat on one's back with limbs spread out; also refers generally to the posture of lying on one's back.

to have nothing to be ashamed of; to have a clear conscience toward heaven and other people. Derived from a passage in Mencius regarding being without shame looking up at heaven or down at men.

to rely on others for a living; to be unable to support oneself

(literary) to look up and down; to move or act in a certain way

to have nothing to feel ashamed of before God or heaven; to have a clear conscience regarding one's actions. Often paired with [[俯不怍于人|俯不怍於人|fu3 bu4 zuo4 yu2 ren2]] to describe a person of complete integrity.

Describes someone whose every move is controlled or dictated by others; literally, to bow or look up as someone else commands.

a style or position involving lying on one's back, used in sports (such as high jump) or medicine

To climb upward toward a high place

(literary) to depend on the pleasure or whims of others; to rely on someone else for a living; to be at someone's beck and call

to double up with laughter; to be convulsed with laughter

to look up to someone with deep respect or longing; to greatly admire

thrown into confusion; used to describe being utterly defeated in battle or a state of extreme chaos and disorder

(idiom) to go along with the crowd; to follow the trend without any opinions of one's own

to follow the trends or customs of the world without having independent thoughts or opinions of one's own; to drift with the current

to have a clear conscience; to feel no shame before heaven or fellow man