to carry forward or promote a spirit, tradition, or style

(of prices, market trends, etc.) to rise or go up

to praise or commend someone for their achievements or good deeds, often publicly

to promote, enhance, or develop a spirit, tradition, or culture

Displaying oneself or one's qualities in an ostentatious, brash, or showy manner.

to commend or speak highly of someone for their actions or achievements

A city in Jiangsu province, China.

to soar, flutter, or fly high into the air

to publicize, advertise, or spread far and wide

loudspeaker; speaker

giving rise to a great deal of talk, rumors, or excitement; clamorous

to publicly circulate or let it be known, such as a story, plan, or intention

to lift up or elevate, such as one's head, chin, or an object

to wave, flutter, or fly in the wind (usually of flags, banners, or hair)

to develop and promote a tradition, spirit, or legacy so that it flourishes or carries forward to a higher level

melodious; mellifluous

To separate and go different ways; to part company or end a relationship or partnership, often due to differing goals or opinions.

to set sail

to leave confidently or indifferently, often with big strides and without regard for those left behind

to foster strengths and avoid weaknesses; to play to one's strengths

filled with vigor, enthusiasm, or high morale

Xiao Yang (1938-2019), president of the PRC Supreme People's Court (1998-2008)

to become widely known or famous

having high fighting spirit

in high spirits; glowing with health and vigor

high and mighty; arrogant

to praise highly, extol, or eulogize someone's virtues, achievements, or greatness

Yangzhou, prefecture-level city in Jiangsu Province

raised or lifted up in a high position, such as a flag or a head

a transliterated surname (Jankovic, Yankovic, or Yankovich)

to show off one's military strength or display power to intimidate others

to praise; to commend

nothing special to look at, having a plain or unattractive physical appearance

Historical name for the Yangtze River, specifically referring to the lower reaches near Yangzhou.

to spread by word of mouth

(of fame) to spread far and wide

(of leaves, snow etc) fluttering about

Celeron (an Intel chip)

having an extremely bad reputation that is widely known far and wide

a Chinese hammered string musical instrument, typically played with two bamboo mallets

to act in a proud, boastful, or triumphant manner

bossy and domineering; acting with extreme arrogance and high-handedness

Chinese alligator (Alligator sinensis)

to walk or leave in a proud, confident, or ostentatious manner

to raise eyebrows

to become known far and wide; famous throughout the world

a capstan; a winch; a hoist

to uphold virtue and condemn evil (idiom)

Anastas Ivanonovich Mikoyan (1895-1978), Soviet politician and member of the Politburo during the 1950s and 1960s.