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

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'

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

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

an idiom to describe a person, who is very stubborn, very fixed in his or her own way to doing things and hardly listens to anyone else

Taishan dialect; Taishanese, the language spoken in Taishan, China

Taishan dialect; Taishanese, the language spoken in Taishan, China

Big Boss, movie name

only consuming and not producing

Shousan Hill, a hill in Hong Kong

the name of a place in Hong Kong: Tai Mo Shan

Tai Wan Shan, located in Hong Kong

noun; Tate's Cairn Tunnel, a tunnel that connects Shatin and Diamond Hill in Hong Kong

Tai Ping Shan, aka Victoria Peak, the highest peak on Hong Kong Island in Hong Kong

The Peak / Victoria Peak, located in Hong Kong

Por Kai Shan, place in Hong Kong

hometown

forefathers bless you

having good luck because of the good feng shui of the ancestor cemetery

noun; Toyama Prefecture in Japan

Hanshan Temple, located in Suzhou, China

Hill