to commemorate or honor the memory of a person or event

variant of [[记录|記錄|ji4 lu4]] (but in Taiwan, not for the verb sense "to record")

a person who represents and manages the professional career and business affairs of performers or athletes

a business agent, manager, or intermediary who facilitates transactions

a day of commemoration or memorial to mark a past event

discipline inspection commission

the monitoring and administrative oversight of organizational conduct and discipline, often referring to internal party investigations

souvenir; memento

to break or violate established rules, regulations, or codes of conduct, especially within an organization or institution

A non-fictional motion picture or television program intended to document reality, including newsreels.

a building or institution established to commemorate a person or event

the historical period in Europe from the fall of the Western Roman Empire to the Renaissance

factual rather than fictional; describing a style of reportage or non-fiction

Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), a CCP organization that investigates corruption and other wrongdoing among Party cadres

minutes or a written summary of the key points of a meeting

rules and standards of conduct for government officials and political staff

a commemorative coin

to violate laws and break discipline; to engage in illegal activities or breaches of regulations

new era; new epoch

laws and disciplinary regulations; the maintenance of law and order

memorial badge or souvenir badge

end of the century

to surpass a previously established record or to perform at a record-breaking level

(of a person) to become elderly or get on in years

a large, stately building used as a tomb for a prominent person

Jurassic (geological period 205-140m years ago)

A commemorative album, autograph book, or graduation yearbook.

a system of numbering years or a specific chronological era

The beginning of a new and significant period in history or a field of knowledge.

creation myth

biographic sketch of an emperor in traditional Chinese historiography

the Quaternary geological period, encompassing the recent ice ages and the rise of modern humans

Cretaceous (geological period 140-65m years ago)

a commemorative award or trophy

Cambrian geological period (541-485.4 million years ago)

Zeng Jize (1839-1890), pioneer diplomat of the late Qing dynasty who served as imperial commissioner to the UK, France, and Russia

Ji Yun (1724-1805), Qing Dynasty writer, author of the supernatural novel Notes on a Minutely Observed Thatched Hut ([[阅微草堂笔记|閱微草堂筆記|Yue4 wei1 Cao3 tang2 Bi3 ji4]])

geological era since the extinction of the dinosaurs at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary 65 million years ago

Triassic (geological period 250-205m years ago)

Permian (geological period 292-250m years ago)

organizational or institutional rules of conduct and discipline, especially in the military or schools

Khalil Gibran (1883-1931), Lebanese poet, writer and artist

showing a complete disregard for laws, rules, or discipline; flouting authority