1.Soochow University (Suzhou, PRC from 1900-1952)2.Soochow University (Taipei, Taiwan since 1954)
Tunghai University (in Taichung, Taiwan)
Charlemagne (c. 747-c. 814), King of the Franks, Holy Roman Emperor from 800
college for people who attend after work
1.lit. a tall tree attracts the wind (idiom)2.fig. a famous or rich person attracts criticism
(idiom) infamous pirate; (by extension) notorious bandit or robber
1.impolite2.cheeky3.impudent
another name for 法轮功[fǎ lún gōng]
1.Tsinghua University, Beijing2.National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan
thick eyebrows and big eyes
1.(of a defect etc) to be of no great matter (idiom)2.harmless
1.no matter how big or small2.not distinguishing junior and senior
Yanjing or Yenching University, Christian university in Beijing founded in 1919
1.University of Science and Engineering2.also sometimes Institute of Technology
1.life-and-death power2.ultimate power
Hundred Regiments offensive of August-December 1940, a large scale offensive against the Japanese by the communists
a project of vital and lasting importance
1.to disappear like a stone dropped into the sea2.to vanish forever without trace
to be generous in the extreme (idiom)
1.to laugh one's head off2.ridiculous3.jaw-dropping
1.not to discard anything, whether small or big (idiom)2.all-embracing
Yollig Taxin or Yelü Dashi (1087-1143), Chinese-educated Khitan leader, founder of Western Liao 西辽 in Central Asia
general shareholders' meeting
1.tall and strong2.burly3.beefy
1.National Taiwan University2.abbr. to 台大[tái dà]
1.this is no small thing (idiom)2.to have a serious matter at hand
East China Normal University (abbr. for 华东师范大学[huá dōng shī fàn dà xué])
1.(coll.) quack (doctor)2.charlatan
1.to afford a magnificent sight (idiom)2.enchanting
Suzhou or Soochow University (Suzhou, PRC since 1986)
1.bloody mouth wide open like a sacrificial bowl (idiom); ferocious mouth of beast of prey2.fig. greedy exploiter3.rapacious aggressor