magazine; journal; periodical

sign; mark; symbol; logo; characteristic used for identification

A record of daily work, events, or activities; a diary

serving as a distinctive symbol, landmark, or representative example of something

An organization or office that publishes magazines or journals.

An inscription written on a tombstone or a stone tablet buried inside a grave. Traditionally, it consists of two parts: a prose biography of the deceased and a poetic section of praise or mourning.

A collection of historical and geographic records regarding a specific locality, covering its environment, climate, history, and customs.

to achieve one's goals or fulfill one's dreams; to enjoy success and satisfaction in one's career or life

A book or record documenting the history, geography, local figures, and customs of a county; a type of local gazetteer

A book specializing in the history, geography, climate, local products, and customs of a specific region; commonly seen in the form of county or prefectural annals.

to take an oath to do something; to pledge; to resolve firmly

(bound form) an inscribed stone tablet placed inside a tomb recording the life of the deceased; the text inscribed on such a tablet

to express or record one's grief; to pay respects to the deceased or commemorate a tragedy (e.g. by flying a flag at half-mast)

to remember forever; to keep in one's heart for a lifetime

An inscription on a stone tablet or monument, typically used to record historical events or commemorate the life and achievements of a deceased person

A famous Buddhist monk (418–514) of the Southern Qi and Liang dynasties, also known as [[保志|保志|bao3 zhi4]] or [[志公|志公|zhi4 gong1]]

to formally express joy or offer congratulations for a happy event; commonly used on greeting cards or ceremonial banners for occasions like weddings or moving to a new home

(Taiwan colloquial) matter; thing; event. This word is a phonetic transcription of the Taiwanese Hokkien word [[事情|事情|shi4 qing5]].

a traffic signal or sign used to direct movement, such as starting, stopping, or being cautious

A light signal installed on roads or railways to indicate stop, go, or caution

(idiom) don't get carried away with flowery speech to the detriment of what you want to say

The Seaboard Geographic Gazetteer, a historical geography book written around 275 AD by [[沈莹|沈瑩|shen3 ying2]] during the Three Kingdoms period

Signage or symbols set up on roads, bridges, and other pathways to provide guidance, restrictions, warnings, or instructions to pedestrians and vehicles

A type of magazine stored on a compact disc, often featuring multimedia content that requires a computer with a disc drive to access

The geographical encyclopedia of the Yuan dynasty, compiled between 1285 and 1294 under [[扎马剌丁|紮馬剌丁|zha1 ma3 la2 ding1]] and [[虞应龙|虞應龍|yu2 ying4 long2]]

A massive geographical encyclopedia of the Yuan dynasty, compiled between 1285 and 1294 under the direction of [[扎马剌丁|紮馬剌丁|zha1 ma3 la2 ding1]] and [[虞应龙|虞應龍|yu2 ying4 long2]]

navigation marker or sign used to guide a vessel or vehicle along a specific course

to express congratulations or to celebrate a happy occasion; often used in formal inscriptions and banners

A genre of classical Chinese fiction focused on stories of the supernatural, spirits, and strange occurrences, which flourished during the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties periods.

A Record of Japan, by [[黄遵宪|黃遵憲|huang2 zun1 xian4]], an extended analysis of Meiji Japan published in 1887

a magazine published in Japan or focused on Japanese content

A certification mark indicating that a product is environmentally friendly throughout its life cycle, from production to disposal. Also called [[绿色标志|綠色標誌|lu:4 se4 biao1 zhi4]] or [[生态标志|生態標誌|sheng1 tai4 biao1 zhi4]].

environmental label certifying that a product has a low impact on the environment throughout its life cycle

An environmental certification label indicating that a product's entire life cycle—production, use, and disposal—meets environmental protection standards; also called [[环境标志|環境標誌|huan2 jing4 biao1 zhi4]] or [[绿色标章|綠色標章|lu:4 se4 biao1 zhang1]] in Taiwan.

A website or platform where a user regularly records personal opinions, news, or experiences; also refers to an individual entry on such a site. This term is more common in Taiwan; in mainland China, [[博客|博客|bo2 ke4]] is more frequently used.

weblog or online journal

weblog or blog; an online personal journal or website where an individual records opinions and experiences

Ru Zhijuan (1925-1998), Chinese female novelist and politician

(variant form) to mark or identify with a sign; a distinctive mark or symbol

(literary) to make a mental note; to memorize