a split (with both legs straight flat on ground)

a vast flat land

take the lead

(verb) Get going (e.g. a project etc.)

show authority

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

dismemberment, as a person's head and limbs are attached to five horses and being tore off

Amazon

crew

literally: to borrow a horse, often used to refer to the borrowing of members between triad gangs [colloquial]

work like a horse

to deceive other in a naughty manner, play a trick / unable to accomplish task at hand

whole Malaysia

(UNESCO World Heritage Site) The Terracotta Army, which is in Xian, China

to get involved or participate

Lima

rein in

the original crew

prepare for going into battle or getting any work done

to take action; to get to work on something; go! (as in to start something)

loansharks who operate in the casino / a powerful triad gang with lots of followers or members

Ancient Rome

Sima Yi

it means everyone can see and know when people have evil and bad intentions and they are trying to hide that

Chinese measuring balance

Sima Qian

to read up on the horse racing tips [colloquial]

Hamas

Himalayas

Himalayas