Thirty years of age; the time in life when one becomes established. Based on the [[论语|論語|lun2 yu3]], where Confucius says that at thirty he took his stand.

(idiom) Thirty years of age as the time when one should be established and independent in society. Originally from the [[论语|論語|lun2 yu3]] (Analects).

to stand like the three legs of a tripod; used to describe a situation where three parties or powers are equal in strength and balance each other out

to stand side by side; describes people standing very close together or being equal in status

(idiom) to stand with feet together, afraid to move; to be rooted to the spot out of extreme terror; often used with [[侧目而视|側目而視|ce4 mu4 er2 shi4]] to describe a state of fearful submission

To stand with one's face toward the wall.

to stand facing a wall; metaphorically, to be ignorant or lacking in knowledge due to a lack of study

Fixed expression: to stand close to the door