lit. a mountain cannot host two tigers, meaning there must be a winner

lit. there's always a mountain higher than another, meaning there's always one with better talents

(euphemism) Chinese funeral procession

go to the countryside

describes the situation where if someone has tried his / her luck for many times (normally in doing unpleasant things), then one day, he / she most probably will get caught or encounter a negative outcome; literally 'if you go up the mountain often you'll eventually encounter a tiger'

descend the mountain

ignorant of Mt. Taishan

Zhongshan

Jhongshan 8th Road

Zhongshan Park

Zhongshan City

Zhongshan suit

Zhong Shan Lu, a common name used for roads in China

Penha Hill

Kowloon Hill

Wushan- a place in Guangzhou, China

Wushan station- a place in Guangzhou, China

Jinggangshan

Alexander

(noun) (of metaphor) People are everywhere

Foshan

Foshan City

nestled against mountains and rivers

rockery

a crushing defeat

(slang) (of feelings) Sometimes it refers to someone who is really cold towards the other like an iceberg

to take on an important role

Front A place in Zhuhai, China

a lengthy and hard expedition

Mid-levels, an area situated on the northern slopes of the mountain ranges on Hong Kong Island in Hong Kong