crane

drunk; hangover (slang)

it is a Chinese two-part allegorical phrase. Literally, a crane near the pond, which will target the food to eat. Nowaday, people tend to use it to describe a spectator or someone who sits on the side and doesn't get involved be it in sports, politics, etc.

bad friends who talk others into bad addiction (drug, gambling, prostitution)

to waste valuable resources; to destroy beautiful things

white crane

Flamingo

Cape D'Aguilar / Hok Tsui, a place in Hong Kong; (鶴嘴鋤 a pickaxe)

pickaxe

Hegang

Hedong bridge, in Guangzhou, China

duck down

(literally: with white hair and youthful complexion); to describe an elderly people who has a ruddy complexion

Yellow Crane Tower