Kuizhou, an ancient area located in what is now [[奉节县|奉節縣|feng4 jie2 xian4]], Chongqing

one talented person is enough for the job; used to describe how having a single expert or capable person is sufficient to get things done

awe-struck and fearful; showing respectful caution

the first of the three major gorges on the Yangtze River, also known as the Qutang Gorge

a dragon-like animal motif found on ancient bronze vessels from the Shang and Western Zhou dynasties; the mythical creature is often depicted with a single horn, one leg, and a coiled tail

A decorative pattern found on ancient Chinese bronze vessels from the Shang and Western Zhou periods, featuring stylized figures of a one-legged beast and a dragon.

Jiang Kui (c. 1155–1221), a famous composer and poet of the Southern Song dynasty known for his mastery of music theory and elegant lyric poetry.