A person who is cheated or foolishly spends money; someone with more money than sense who is easily swindled.

stationary pin or tack with a small rounded head used to fasten paper or thin fabric

kohlrabi; rutabaga; turnip-like vegetable with an edible fleshy root; salted or pickled turnips

A silver coin minted in the early Republic of China featuring the portrait of [[袁世凯|袁世凱|yuan2 shi4 kai3]]

a big-headed freshwater fish also known as the [[鳙鱼|鱅魚|yong1 yu2]]; it is one of the four famous domestic fish in China

to take or receive the largest portion of something; to get the biggest share of the profits

To draw lots (using marked paper rolls) to make a decision, such as allocating money/duties or deciding who will act as host

tack; thumbtack; pushpin; hobnail

to capture or arrest an important person

Literally "when a mouse drags a wooden shovel, the big head is at the back"; means that the most significant part of a situation or the most serious trouble is still to come.

a deep, long, or sound sleep; often used in a carefree or dismissive context

The largest portion of something; the bulk of a sum of money or work

A low-ranking soldier, especially a new recruit who is unfamiliar with military rules

a head-and-shoulders photo, especially a formal one used for passports, ID cards, and other official documents

the boss; a leader or head of a group

turnip, especially the variety used for pickling or as a root vegetable

To be a fool or an easy target; to be swindled or taken advantage of especially in a financial context.

stickers featuring small portraits taken in a self-service photo booth; purikura