Jinggangshan

(idiom) Hillbilly

foundation of a water well / a vehicle used in battlefield in ancient China

water from a water well

well-organized

salt from a water well

feeling calm and peaceful, untouched by the external things / outside world; impervious to desires and passions

lit. for fishermen to move on land and drink well water, meaning one who can survive stress-free and well-off without working; go into early retirement

(prostitutes) to get married; or women living on boats to get married to someone and live on dry land; to get married to someone of a higher social class and live comfortably [colloquial]

skylight

city streets; the public

to marry a wealthy widow for her money; to have an affair with a wealthy old woman for her money [colloquial]

to dig a well

well

Sha Jing

manhole covers

marrying a rich widow (slang)

Wangfujing

Shi Jin, place in China; a stone well

mine shaft

(Prefectural in Japan) Fukui Prefectural

fire hydrant

Noriko Sakai, a Japanese actress and singer

to work so hard for something (especially something that one has initiated from scratch) only for someone else to take the credit

to leave one's home / hometown

(prostitutes) to get married; or women living on boats to get married to someone and live on dry land; to get married to someone of a higher social class and live comfortably

Longjing tea