[by means of] Used to introduce the method, medium, or way something is achieved, meaning "by way of" or "via".

traffic; transportation; communication; the systems and infrastructure used for moving people and goods or transmitting information

common; average; mediocre; not special

to inform; to contact someone or let them know about a matter

to move or flow freely without being blocked; refers to things like air, blood, or information

usually; normally; as a rule

To communicate; to exchange ideas, information, or feelings so that people understand each other.

a non-professional news reporter or correspondent who provides information to a news agency from their location or unit

thoroughfare; a path or passage for travel or transport

to send or receive information such as voice, text, or images through electrical or optical signals

The process of transmitting information such as voice, text, or images via electrical or optical signals; also refers to the technology and systems used for such exchange.

to link together; to lead to; to be connected across different points

To remove obstacles from or dredge a path such as a tunnel, river, or road

to communicate by telephone, radio, or other electronic equipment

to be in common use or used everywhere; general; valid for use anywhere and anytime (as of a card, ticket, etc.)

To officially notify subordinates or counterparts; to circulate a notice or share information publicly.

to go through; to pass by way of a road or bridge

to put or get through; to connect so that something (such as a call or electricity) can flow or function

an average person; a common person with no special status or rank; the person in the street; a private individual or civilian without official capacity

to be obstructed or blocked so that one cannot pass through; used for roads, pipes, or general traffic

to be newly opened for traffic after a road, bridge, or rail line has been completed

to lead to, go to, or open towards a specific place

The official standard language of China, using the Beijing phonology as the standard, Northern Mandarin as the base dialect, and modern vernacular literature as the grammatical standard

animated film or television program; cartoon film

unimpeded; free-flowing; smooth; not blocked

throughout the night; from dusk until dawn

won't do or will get nowhere; impossible to carry out or implement

to let fresh air circulate in a room or building

inflation; short for [[通货膨胀|通貨膨脹|tong1 huo4 peng2 zhang4]]

An official document that allows a person to enter a restricted area or travel along a specific route; permit; safe-conduct.

An official written notice, advice note, or letter used to inform someone of a specific matter.

Currency inflation; an economic situation where prices rise and the value of money falls. Often abbreviated as [[通胀|通脹|tong1 zhang4]] in Mainland China or [[通膨|通膨|tong1 peng2]] in Taiwan.

to lead to; to go to; to open onto

having quick access to information; fast and abundant (regarding news or messages)

To give public notice or inform a wide audience; to announce or report generally.

A state where people and vehicles move safely without danger; road safety

to order the arrest of a criminal or suspect at large; to list a person as wanted by the authorities

to be proficient in; to be thoroughly familiar with a subject or skill

To remove a block or obstacle so that two areas or things are connected; to open access, such as a tunnel or road.

to allow air to flow or circulate; to aerate or breathe freely

Ministry of Transport (PRC) or Ministry of Transportation and Communications (ROC); the government department responsible for national transportation and communications infrastructure and services

(bound form) used for items of correspondence, such as letters, telegrams, or phone calls

means of transportation; vehicle; collective term for cars, boats, planes, and other tools used for transport

free of blockages; clear; smooth-flowing

To clear goods or cargo through a customs checkpoint; customs clearance

popular; common; easily understood and accepted by the general public

To be physically connected or joined, such as rooms or waterways

to dredge or clear an obstruction, as in a pipe or waterway; to unblock

To connect or link different parts together to form a continuous whole; to thread together.