the whole family, which includes the adults (parents and / or grandparents) and children

Seven continents

it is used to describe a person who boasts, thinks he / she is superior after getting a small praise from others

neither big nor small

The four great inventions of ancient China

Mainland China

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Chinese University

Bank of China Tower

(n.) a big meal; a feast; a banquet that consists of 9 courses.

(slang) someone who is young but mature and astute / shrewd / savvy

(slang) children who are grown up have their own ideas, make their own decisions and live their own lives

to exaggerate; to overstate; to embellish

lit. raise one's voice while using copper (fake) coins, meaning unrepentant; mask one's guilt with a belligerent attitude; be in the wrong but still be aggressive against others

about this big; reach the limit; to be done for

"I give up / I surrender / I salute you

(slang) (of woman's breast) 1. big; (adjective) magnificent

perform in Cantonese opera / put on a show or an act

pretend that oneself is rich or powerful

(slang) describes someone who lies and pretends to be rich or powerful

to be hospitalized for a major surgery or complete body check up

argument; quarrel (slang)

'don't know one's place': describes a disrespectful behavior towards an elder, normally a saying from an elder to the youngster who disrespects them

biggest

Winter Solstice is more significant than Lunar New Year

achieve great returns with minimal effort (slang)

extra large size

Canadian

Canadian dollar

Supreme Court of Canada