to become rich (Cantonese)

lit. two coasts and four lands, including the Greater China region of Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau

Cross-Strait relations, are the relations between mainland China and Taiwan

an idiom which describes the situation of getting stuck in the middle of nowhere in life; to fall between two stools

in repentance, there is salvation, evaluating own behavior and admitting and regretting past wrongdoings, and asking for help / to be saved

to reach the shore

Transnistria

Cross-Strait; China-Taiwan, the two political entities separated by the ocean

lake shore

(noun) a wet dog goes on shore

west bank; west shore; west coast

jumped the line; describes a situation where a person who came later than others but managed to do something before others (who came before him / her)

the Gold Coast, a private housing estate in Hong Kong

the Gold Coast, Australia

Transnistria [written and colloquial]

Hong Kong Gold Coast, a private housing estate in Hong Kong [written and colloquial]

riverside

coastline

Ivory Coast

east coast

the other shore

wharf

south bank; southern shore

coastline

coastline

both sides of a strait or river

port of trade

offshore

checkpoint

riverbank