a piece (of paper)

a piece of..

to uphold justice

one always can come up with a strategy to overcome another strategy

a proverb which describes someone who does not even has a single specialized skill; 'jack of all trades, master of none'; literally 'there is not a single knife on his / her body that is sharp'

boastful

promotional leaflets

Cheung Po Tsai Cave, located in Hong Kong

Jeff Chang, name of a Taiwanese singer

to open wide

Tommy Cheung Yu Yan, name of a politician in Hong Kong

Phil Chang, name of a Taiwanese singer

Nick Cheung Ka Fai, name of an actor in Hong Kong

noun; Hins Zhang, a Hong Kong-based musician and canto-pop singer who debutted in China

Cheung Man Kwong, name of a politician in Hong Kong

Zhang Ben, name of a politician in the Ming Dynasty

DJ Tommy, name of a rapper in Hong Kong

Cheung Tat Ming, name of an actor in Hong Kong

Tom Chang Yu-sheng, name of a Taiwanese composer and singer

short-tempered

to make a fresh start; to start a total reform; to change policy

(noun) the unbearable arrogance or conceit of someone

(noun) nervous, strained or stressed person

(adjective) (of feeling) excited

auspicious beginning of a new enterprise; the grand opening

strained / tense relations

to hang up high; lavishly; taut / to brace (someone) for something difficult; arrogant and despotic; upsurge; hyper-…

(idiom) 1. Blatant; 2. Blatantly

counterfeit bank notes [colloquial]

bluff