to roll around or flip from side to side, especially when unable to sleep

to gallop; to roll on in waves; to surge forward with great force

to reach the boiling point and turn into vapor; used for liquids

To clear out or make space or time available for others to use; to vacate

to fly upwards swiftly; to rise rapidly

to advance rapidly in one's career; to rise to a high position; to prosper or thrive

A natural object, often an animal or plant, adopted by a clan or group as an emblem of spiritual or blood relationship

(idiom) to have one's blood racing; to be filled with intense excitement, passion, or enthusiasm

To surge, seethe, or churn, used for water, waves, smoke, or rising emotions.

steaming hot; describes the appearance of heat or steam rising off food or drink

to celebrate with great joy; to be jubilant; full of joyous shouting and jumping

To rise high into the air; to leap up or fly into the sky

To cause a disturbance or create a din; to make a scene or behave in a disruptive way.

describes something very hot or emitting steam

To rise, ascend, or leap up; used for things like smoke, gas, flames, or intense emotions

To rise high into the sky; to take off or soar into the air.

describing people moving with great strength and agility, like soaring dragons and leaping tigers

Describing gas, fog, steam, or flames as they billow and ascend

to fly swiftly upward; to rise or surge high into the air

showing great ferocity or a violent, murderous atmosphere; filled with a spirit of aggression

to leap and dash around (used for horses or other animals)

to move or shift something, especially to make room for something else

to move, shift, or turn things over; to rummage through things

to rise or hang in the air, referring to steam, vapor, or heat

(idiom) to achieve a meteoric rise in one's career or social status; lit. the legendary horse [[飞黄|飛黃|fei1 huang2]] gallops high

To move about restlessly; to flounder in water while swimming; to flutter like a bird's wings.

to fly through the air on clouds and mist like an immortal or supernatural being

Ma Huateng aka Pony Ma (1971-), Chinese business magnate, CEO of Tencent

describes a scene that is grand and powerful like ten thousand horses galloping

To fly or travel by riding on clouds or mist, traditionally associated with immortals or supernatural beings.

describes a person who is slow or sluggish in speech or action; leisurely

(colloquial) to turn things over repeatedly; to move things around or turn things upside down

To run and jump; to leap upwards or bound forward.

to jump or soar over; to vault over

popular grievances or anger have reached a boiling point; widespread public indignation

Tengger Desert, located in Inner Mongolia and Ningxia

hubbub; a loud uproar or tumult; to be noisy and bubbling with excitement

A large freshwater lake located in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of China.

Hexigten Banner or Kesigüten Khoshuu in [[赤峰|赤峰|chi4 feng1]], Inner Mongolia

acting or speaking in a very slow and unhurried manner

The process by which plants release water vapor into the atmosphere through their surface; referred to as [[蒸散作用|蒸散作用|zheng1 san4 zuo4 yong4]] in Taiwan.

to skyrocket or soar; used primarily to describe a rapid increase in the price of goods

Tengri, the sky god in Mongolic and Turkic mythology

raging fire leaping to the sky; describes a fire burning so fiercely that it seems to cover the entire sky

to kick and thrash about; to kick at random

A scene of bustling activity; a vibrant and energetic atmosphere. Same as [[龙腾虎跃|龍騰虎躍|long2 teng2 hu3 yue4]].

Württemberg, a region of southwest Germany and a former state centered around Stuttgart

fog-covered or misty; used to describe a scene filled with rising steam, smoke, or thick fog

(of flames, smoke, or gas) to surge up; to rise rapidly and violently