scope; range; limits; extent; the outer boundaries of an activity or area of concern

a standard, norm, or rule; a requirement for behavior or practice

to perform an action or process as an example for others to follow or imitate

to be on guard; to keep a lookout or take preventive measures; wariness

an exemplary person or thing that serves as a fine example to follow; a prototype

(philosophy) A fundamental concept reflecting the essential connection of objective things; the summary reflection of the essence of things by human thought

to make something conform to a standard; to normalize

Related to the training and education of teachers; pedagogical; often used in the names of schools for training teachers.

a person or thing that serves as a perfect example to be followed; paragon; paradigm

elegant demeanor; bearing; a person's style or air that can serve as a model for others

conforming to a standard; prescriptive; having the nature of a norm or rule

A prestigious public research university in Beijing, China, specializing in teacher education and liberal arts; often abbreviated as [[北师大|北師大|bei3 shi1 da4]]

Fan Zhiyi (1969-), a professional Chinese soccer player

an example or model case that serves as a pattern for others to follow

a framework or pattern that serves as a standard model or example

to submit to another's control; to give in; to yield to pressure

The geographic area or domain over which a person, group, or country exerts power or control.

East China Normal University (ECNU), a major public research university in Shanghai; often abbreviated as [[华师大|華師大|hua2 shi1 da4]]

A book of models to be copied, especially for calligraphy or painting

A school specifically for training teachers for primary or secondary education; often abbreviated as [[师范|師範|shi1 fan4]]

normal university; teacher training college

(literary) to set a shining example for one's subordinates or for future generations

an essay or piece of writing that serves as a standard example for students to study and emulate

American-born Taiwanese singer and actress, also known by her stage name FanFan

(colloquial) stylish manner; personal flair or appearance; particularly common in the context of fashion or behavior

Versace; the Italian luxury fashion company and its founder

Fan Zhongyan (989–1052), a famous scholar, statesman, and military strategist of the Northern Song dynasty known for his concern for the people, most famous for writing [[岳阳楼记|岳陽樓記|yue4 yang2 lou2 ji4]]

normal school; teachers college; college of education

Fan Li (536-488 BC), a politician of the state of Yue during the Spring and Autumn Period; he is a famous economist and businessman often known as [[陶朱公|陶朱公|tao2 zhu1 gong1]] or Chiyi Zipi

Fan Zeng (275–204 BC), advisor to [[项羽|項羽|xiang4 yu3]] during the late Qin Dynasty who was honored with the title "Ya Fu" (Second Father); he died after being dismissed following a successful plot by [[刘邦|劉邦|liu2 bang1]] to turn the two against each other.

The noble bearing or poise of a person from a prominent family or someone with great learning and high status; the style of a great master.

Ancient administrative district and former name for an area located in modern Hebei Province and Beijing

(398-445) Historian and writer of the Southern Dynasties period; known for authoring the [[后汉书|後漢書|hou4 han4 shu1]]

Shaanxi Normal University, a public research university in Xi'an

fantasy; loanword from English

to neglect to take precautions; to be careless or lax in one's vigilance

Fan County in [[濮阳|濮陽|pu2 yang2]], Henan province

a function in mathematics that assigns a strictly positive length or size to each vector in a vector space

Song dynasty official and famous poet (1126–1193), known as one of the Four Masters of Southern Song poetry alongside [[陆游|陸游|lu4 you2]], [[杨万里|楊萬里|yang2 wan4 li3]], and [[尤袤|尤袤|you2 mao4]]

(literary) grand scale; an ancient classic text representing the Great Plan or the Great Law

An honorary title awarded to workers with outstanding achievements and contributions; also refers to the individual who holds this title.

Fan Kuan (c. 950–c. 1032), a master landscape painter of the Northern Song Dynasty; best known for his monumental work [[溪山行旅图|谿山行旅圖|xi1 shan1 xing2 lu:3 tu2]] and for establishing the Northern landscape style alongside painters such as [[关仝|關仝|guan1 tong2]] and [[李成|李成|li3 cheng2]].

To take precautions or prevent something bad from happening before it actually occurs; to nip in the bud.

Dianne Feinstein (1933-2023), US Senator from California

a branch of mathematics dealing with abstract structures and the relationships between them

not standard; irregular; abnormal; failing to conform to accepted rules or conventions

Secondary school that trains kindergarten and elementary school teachers.

rules of conduct, etiquette, or social norms

Praising a deceased person's character and virtue as a lasting model for future generations to follow; often used in funeral couplets or elegies.