Traditional Chinese name for the Russian city Vladivostok, historically part of Jilin Province before being ceded to Russia in 1860.

A bend in a river, road, or mountain recess; frequently used in place names.

(literary) describes a mountain or rock that is towering, high, and uneven; jagged peaks

(colloquial) to get stuck in the mud; used figuratively to mean getting into a difficult situation or being in a tight spot

(literary) rugged and uneven, especially referring to mountainous terrain or steep slopes

to twist or sprain the ankle