a Cantonese idiom which describes someone who is flexible enough to adapt to the circumstances of an emergency situation

the name of a place in Hong Kong: Ho Man Tin

Justin Lo, a Hong Kong singer

Daqing Oilfield, located in China

private non-governmental agricultural lands

Sha Tin District in Hong Kong

(noun) Sha Tin Wai, which is a place in Shatin, Hong Kong

Shatian pomelo, a type of pomelo

Sha Tin Hoi / Tide Cove in Hong Kong

Sha Tin Road in Hong Kong

(noun) Sha Tin Racecourse

affair exposed (slang)

James Tien Pei-Chun, name of a politician in Hong Kong

situation; condition

(noun) a field ridge

Tin Sam Tsuen, a place in Hong Kong

a cement truck

to go dutch; splitting the bill at meal gatherings; Tang Lai Tung, the name of a triad member

(analogy) everyone flees in different directions; everyone goes with their own way;

someone who is in charge of a field

Pak Tin Estate, place in Hong Kong

the management of an irrigation system in a paddy field

Futian Station, place in China

(noun) a rice seedling bed

(noun) seedbed

peasant; farmer (spoken)

weeding the farmland; to get rid of the weeds

fertilizer

Vegetable fields

planting of crops