- 成功率 chénggōnglǜ success ratethe ratio of successful attempts to the total number of attempts; probability of success
- 成功者 chénggōngzhě successful persona person who has achieved success or a goal; winner
- 郑成功 zhèngchénggōng Zheng ChenggongKoxinga (1624-1662), the Ming loyalist military leader who defeated the Dutch to establish Taiwan as a base for the resistance; also known by his honorific [[国姓爷|國姓爺|guo2 xing4 ye2]]
- 马到成功 mǎdàochénggōng to achieve instant successTo win instant success or achieve a goal quickly and smoothly; literally "success when the horse arrives".
- 失败是成功之母 shībàishìchénggōngzhīmǔ failure is the mother of successA proverb meaning that one can learn from setbacks and use those experiences as a foundation for future success
- 失败乃成功之母 shībàinǎichénggōngzhīmǔ failure is the mother of successa proverb meaning that one can learn from defeats to eventually achieve victory; failure is often a necessary precursor to success
- 失败者成功之母 shībàizhěchénggōngzhīmǔ failure is the mother of success(variant form) failure is the mother of success; lessons can be learned from setbacks to eventually achieve a goal
- 成功大学 chénggōngdàxué National Cheng Kung UniversityNational Cheng Kung University (NCKU), a public research university located in Tainan, Taiwan
- 不成功便成仁 bùchénggōngbiànchéngrén succeed or die tryingsucceed or die for a righteous cause; to conquer or die; to die for one's principles if one does not succeed
- 失败为成功之母 shībàiwéichénggōngzhīmǔ failure is the mother of successfailure is the mother of success; idiom meaning that one can learn from mistakes to eventually achieve a goal
- 一举成功 yījǔchénggōng to succeed in one stroketo achieve success at the first attempt; to succeed at one go
- 成功感 chénggōnggǎn sense of accomplishmentsense of success or achievement; feeling of having accomplished something
- 成功镇 chénggōngzhèn Chenggong TownChenggong or Chengkung town in Taitung County [[台东县|臺東縣|tai2 dong1 xian4]], southeast Taiwan. Formerly an Amis settlement called Mara'rao, it was renamed to honor Zheng Chenggong after 1945.