Leo; the fifth sign of the zodiac and its corresponding constellation; also refers to a person born under this sign.

A small dog breed with long hair and a face resembling a lion; also used more broadly for a poodle.

A famous dish from Yangzhou consisting of large stewed pork meatballs made from finely minced meat and seasonings.

An abbreviation for [[国际狮子会|國際獅子會|guo2 ji4 shi1 zi5 hui4]], a global service organization.

to make excessive or unreasonable demands, especially regarding money; daylight robbery

(Taiwan) Sierra Leone; a country in West Africa; also called [[塞拉利昂|塞拉利昂|sai4 la1 li4 ang2]] in Mainland China

The roar of a lion

A traditional Chinese folk dance where two performers mimic the movements of a lion inside a single costume. One dancer controls the head while the other controls the tail, often guided by another person dressed as a warrior holding a decorative ball.

Literally "a lion hunting a rabbit"; used to describe giving one's full effort to a small task or treating a minor problem with serious attention.

To perform a lion dance; to act out the movements of a lion in a traditional costume.

A fierce or domineering wife; a woman with a bad temper. This idiom originated from a poem by Su Shi referring to his friend's terrifying wife.

Republic of Sierra Leone, a country in West Africa

Shizi Township in Pingtung County, Taiwan

even when a lion fights a rabbit, it uses its full strength; to exert full effort even when tackling small or easy tasks

The Lion Grove Garden in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, known for its extensive grottoes of complex limestone rocks; one of the famous classical gardens of Suzhou

Guardian lion statue made of stone, traditionally placed in pairs at the entrance of palaces, temples, and official buildings.

international non-political service organization founded in 1917, dedicated to community service and humanitarian causes