weapon; arms; tools used for military combat or physical destruction

Sub-provincial city and the capital of [[湖北|湖北|hu2 bei3]] Province. The city name is a combination of its three constituent districts: Wuchang, Hankou, and Hanyang.

military equipment or weapons; a military uniform

martial arts; fighting skills and techniques

The community or social circles of martial arts practitioners; the world of martial arts experts

A professional warrior or member of a social class in feudal Japan (samurai) or medieval Europe (knight).

short form for [[武装警察|武裝警察|wu3 zhuang1 jing3 cha2]]; the Chinese People's Armed Police Force (PAP)

nuclear weapon; includes explosive devices like atomic or hydrogen bombs and radioactive dispersal systems

traditional Chinese martial arts; military skills or fighting techniques using hand-to-hand combat or weapons, often practiced for sport or self-defense; also called [[功夫|功夫|gong1 fu5]]

mighty; formidable; having great power or strength

Wuhan, a sub-provincial city and the capital of [[湖北省|湖北省|hu2 bei3 sheng3]] province

armed force or military power; the use of weaponry to achieve an objective

skill in martial arts; military prowess in combat such as fighting, fencing, or weaponry

A person with great martial arts skills who follows a code of chivalry to help others and fight injustice; a knight-errant.

Wuchang district of [[武汉|武漢|wu3 han4]] in Hubei province

military general or leader; a man of military prowess

The collective term for regular armies and other armed organizations; armed power; military forces

Wu Zetian (624–705), the only female emperor in Chinese history who ruled during the Tang dynasty and later established her own Zhou dynasty; also known as [[武后|武后|wu3 hou4]]

Roh Moo-hyun (1946-2009), South Korean lawyer and politician who served as the president of South Korea from 2003 to 2008

to have a martial arts competition or tournament; to contest who has better martial skills

Wuhan University, a prestigious public research university in Wuhan, Hubei province

The Black Tortoise, a mythological figure often depicted as a tortoise intertwined with a snake; it represents the north, the element of water, and is worshiped in Daoism as a guardian deity (also known as [[真武|真武|zhen1 wu3]])

armed forces; military units or organizations equipped for war

(abbreviation) the people's armed forces department or its personnel; militia

fully armed; in full battle array; also used figuratively to mean fully equipped with gear

A mountain range in Fujian Province famous for its tea and scenic peaks; also refers to the Wuyishan National Nature Reserve.

Civilian and military matters; civil governance and military strategy

armed forces or militias organized from among the common people for defense or revolutionary purposes

abbreviation for [[武汉大学|武漢大學|wu3 han4 da4 xue2]]

a genre of fiction concerning the adventures of martial arts heroes

to use physical force; to come to blows or start a war

Emperor Wu of the Han dynasty (reigned 141–87 BC), famous for his vast territorial expansion, the adoption of Confucianism as the state ideology, and the opening of the Silk Road.

a military officer or official; generally refers to any officer holding a military rank, as opposed to a civil official

Wuhou district of Chengdu City in Sichuan province

A heroic fictional character in the classic novel [[水浒传|水滸傳|shui3 hu3 zhuan4]], known for his great strength and for killing a tiger with his bare hands.

Xiuwu county in Jiaozuo, Henan Province

Acrobatic fighting or martial arts performance in Chinese opera, dance, movies, or television programs

to practice martial arts or kung fu

Wuning County in Jiujiang, Jiangxi province

Reign name of the first Ming emperor, [[朱元璋|朱元璋|zhu1 yuan2 zhang1]], from 1368 to 1398.

Weapons that use the toxic properties of chemical substances to cause harm, death, or disablement to people and the environment; often includes agents like poison gas, nerve agents, or incendiaries.

to make a subjective judgment or decision based on personal assumptions rather than facts

A place or situation where one can give full play to their abilities or talents; ample scope for one's skills.

to practice or study martial arts; to train in military skills

The study of martial arts or military science; the scholarly or academic pursuit of fighting techniques.

(literary) describes someone as divine and mighty; possessing extraordinary wisdom and military prowess, typically used to praise an emperor or a great general

Takeda (Japanese surname)

Weapon that uses harmful organisms, such as bacteria or viruses, to cause large-scale harm to humans, animals, or plants; also called [[细菌武器|細菌武器|xi4 jun1 wu3 qi4]]

district of Changde City in Hunan Province