Chinese words ending with 山 (shān)

236 words.

• 武(wǔ)当(dāng)山(shān) Wudang Mountain range in northwest Hubei
• 孙(sūn)中(zhōng)山(shān) Dr Sun Yat-sen (1866-1925), first president of the Republic of China and co-founder of the Guomintang 国民党
• 火(huǒ)山(shān) volcano
• 华(huà)山(shān) Mt Hua in Shaanxi, western mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 大(dà)别(bié)山(shān) Dabie mountain range on the borders of Henan, Anhui and Hubei provinces
• 矿(kuàng)山(shān) mine
• 江(jiāng)山(shān) rivers and mountains
• 高(gāo)山(shān) high mountain
• 中(zhōng)山(shān) Nakayama
• 雪(xuě)山(shān) snow-capped mountain
• 上(shàng)山(shān) to climb a hill
• 恒(héng)山(shān) Mt Heng in Shanxi, northern mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 泰(tài)山(shān) Mt Tai in Shandong, eastern mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 下(xià)山(shān) to go down a hill
• 天(tiān)山(shān) Tian Shan, mountain range straddling the border between China and Kyrgyzstan
• 嵩(sōng)山(shān) Mt Song in Henan, central mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 大(dà)山(shān) Dashan, stage name of Canadian Mark Henry Rowswell (1965-), actor and well-known TV personality in PRC
• 深(shēn)山(shān) deep in the mountains
• 关(guān)山(shān) fortresses and mountains
• 狮(shī)子(zi)山(shān) Sierra Leone
• 庐(lú)山(shān) Lushan district of Jiujiang city 九江市, Jiangxi
• 登(dēng)山(shān) to climb a mountain
• 井(jǐng)冈(gāng)山(shān) Jinggang Mountains, in the Jiangxi-Hunan border region
• 黄(huáng)山(shān) Huangshan, mountain range in Anhui province
• 燕(yān)山(shān) Yan mountain range across north Hebei
• 名(míng)山(shān) famous mountain
• 衡(héng)山(shān) Mt Heng in Hunan, southern mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 巫(wū)山(shān) Mt Wu on the Changjiang River (Yangtze) by the Three Gorges
• 五(wǔ)台(tái)山(shān) Mt Wutai in Shanxi 山西 shānxī, one of the Four Sacred Mountains and home of the Bodhimanda of Manjushri 文殊 wénshū
• 昆(kūn)仑(lún)山(shān) Kunlun Mountain range
• 北(běi)山(shān) northern mountain
• 荒(huāng)山(shān) desert mountain
• 群(qún)山(shān) mountains
• 桐(tóng)柏(bǎi)山(shān) Tongbai mountain range, the watershed between Huai 淮河 and Han 汉江 rivers
• 九(jiǔ)宫(gōng)山(shān) Jiugong Mountains (the location of Jiugong Mountain National Park), in Tongshan County, Xianning 咸宁 xiánníng, Hubei
• 金(jīn)山(shān) Jinshan suburban district of Shanghai
• 出(chū)山(shān) to leave the mountain
• 冰(bīng)山(shān) iceberg
• 太(tài)行(háng)山(shān) Taihang Mountains on the border between Hebei and Shanxi
• 旧(jiù)金(jīn)山(shān) San Francisco, California
• 玉(yù)山(shān) Mount Yu, the highest mountain in Taiwan
• 终(zhōng)南(nán)山(shān) Zhongnan Mountains, near Xi'an
• 靠(kào)山(shān) patron
• 景(jǐng)山(shān) Jingshan
• 长(cháng)白(bái)山(shān) Changbai or Baekdu mountains 白头山, volcanic mountain range between Jilin province and North Korea, prominent in Manchu and Korean mythology
• 松(sōng)山(shān) Songshan or Sungshan District of Taipei City 台北市 táiběishì, Taiwan
• 假(jiǎ)山(shān) rock garden
• 喜(xǐ)马(mǎ)拉(lā)雅(yǎ)山(shān) Himalayas
• 阿(ā)尔(ěr)泰(tài)山(shān) Altai mountain range in Xinjiang and Siberia
• 青(qīng)山(shān) green hills
• 祁(qí)连(lián)山(shān) Qilian Mountains in Qinghai
• 武(wǔ)夷(yí)山(shān) Mt Wuyi in Fujian
• 峨(é)眉(méi)山(shān) Mount Emei in Sichuan, one of the four sacred mountains of Chinese Buddhism
• 开(kāi)山(shān) to cut into a mountain
• 阴(yīn)山(shān) Yin mountains in Inner Mongolia
• 开(kāi)门(mén)见(jiàn)山(shān) fig. to get right to the point
• 伏(fú)牛(niú)山(shān) Funiu Mountains in southwestern Henan, eastern extension of the Qinling mountain range 秦岭山脉 qínlǐngshānmài
• 安(ān)禄(lù)山(shān) An Lushan (703-757), Tang general, leader of the An-Shi Rebellion 安史之乱 ānshǐzhīluàn
• 巴(bā)山(shān) Mt Ba in eastern Sichuan
• 唐(táng)古(gǔ)拉(lā)山(shān) Dangla or Tanggula Mountains on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
• 釜(fǔ)山(shān) Busan, South Korea's second-largest city
• 爬(pá)山(shān) to go for a hike
• 花(huā)果(guǒ)山(shān) Mount Huaguo in Jiangsu, featured in 西游记 xīyóujì, tourist destination
• 黑(hēi)山(shān) Montenegro
• 贺(hè)兰(lán)山(shān) Helan Mountains, lying across part of the border between Ningxia and Inner Mongolia
• 青(qīng)城(chéng)山(shān) Mount Qingcheng
• 活(huó)火(huǒ)山(shān) active volcano
• 堆(duī)积(jī)如(rú)山(shān) to pile up like a mountain
• 横(héng)山(shān) Hengshan, the name of various places
• 茅(máo)山(shān) Mt Mao, Daoist mountain southeast of Jurong county 句容 jùróng, Jiangsu Province
• 孤(gū)山(shān) isolated peak
• 九(jiǔ)华(huá)山(shān) Mount Jiuhua in Anhui, scenic tourist site, and one of the four famous Buddhist mountains
• 狼(láng)牙(yá)山(shān) Mount Langya in Hebei
• 天(tiān)台(tāi)山(shān) Mt Tiantai near Shaoxing 绍兴 shàoxīng in Zhejiang, the center of Tiantai Buddhism 天台宗 tiāntáizōng
• 神(shén)山(shān) sacred mountain
• 阎(yán)锡(xī)山(shān) Yan Xishan (1883-1960), warlord in Shanxi
• 赵(zhào)本(běn)山(shān) Zhao Benshan (1958-), universally known PRC TV comedian
• 六(liù)盘(pán)山(shān) Liupan Mountains, mountain range in northern China
• 宝(bǎo)山(shān) Baoshang District of Shanghai
• 大(dà)青(qīng)山(shān) Daqing Mountain in Hohhot 呼和浩特 hūhéhàotè, Inner Mongolia
• 崂(láo)山(shān) Mount Lao, mountain in Qingdao, Shandong
• 富(fù)士(shì)山(shān) Mt. Fuji, Japan
• 火(huǒ)焰(yàn)山(shān) Mountain of Flames of legend
• 檀(tán)香(xiāng)山(shān) Honolulu, capital of Hawaii
• 普(pǔ)陀(tuó)山(shān) Mt Potala at Zhoushan 舟山市 in Zhejiang, one of the Four Sacred Mountains and Bodhimanda of Guanyin 观音
• 仙(xiān)山(shān) mountain of Immortals
• 盘(pán)山(shān) going around a mountain
• 半(bàn)壁(bì)江(jiāng)山(shān) half of the country
• 死(sǐ)火(huǒ)山(shān) extinct volcano
• 喀(kā)喇(lǎ)昆(kūn)仑(lún)山(shān) Karakorum mountain range in west Xinjiang
• 阿(ā)里(lǐ)山(shān) Alishan mountain range in the central-southern region of Taiwan
• 五(wǔ)指(zhǐ)山(shān) Wuzhi Mountain (1,840 m), highest mountain in Hainan
• 环(huán)形(xíng)山(shān) crater
• 雁(yàn)荡(dàng)山(shān) Yandang mountains, famous scenic area in southeast Zhejiang
• 太(tài)白(bái)山(shān) Mt Taibai in Shaanxi
• 调(diào)虎(hǔ)离(lí)山(shān) to lure the tiger from its domain in the mountains
• 稳(wěn)如(rú)泰(tài)山(shān) steady as Mt Tai
• 龙(lóng)门(mén)山(shān) Mt Longmen, the northwest boundary of the Sichuan basin, an active geological fault line
• 骊(lí)山(shān) Mt Li near Xi'an with the tomb of the First Emperor
• 喀(kā)山(shān) Kazan
• 紫(zǐ)金(jīn)山(shān) Purple Mountain in suburbs of Nanjing, with Ming tombs and Sun Yat-sen's mausoleum
• 邙(máng)山(shān) Mt Mang at Luoyang in Henan, with many Han, Wei and Jin dynasty royal tombs
• 名(míng)落(luò)孙(sūn)山(shān) lit. to fall behind Sun Shan 孙山 sūnshān (who came last in the imperial examination)
• 逼(bī)上(shàng)梁(liáng)山(shān) driven to join the Liangshan Mountain rebels
• 有(yǒu)眼(yǎn)不(bù)识(shí)泰(tài)山(shān) lit. to have eyes but fail to recognize Mt Tai
• 玉(yù)龙(lóng)雪(xuě)山(shān) Mt Yulong or Jade dragon in Lijiang 丽江, northwest Yunnan
• 大(dà)屿(yǔ)山(shān) Lantau Island, an island in Hong Kong
• 乞(qǐ)力(lì)马(mǎ)扎(zhā)罗(luó)山(shān) Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania
• 落(luò)基(jī)山(shān) Rocky Mountains in West US and Canada
• 铁(tiě)证(zhèng)如(rú)山(shān) irrefutable evidence
• 涂(tú)山(shān) Mt Tu in Zhejiang
• 乌(wū)拉(lā)尔(ěr)山(shān) the Ural mountains in Russia, dividing Europe from Asia
• 八(bā)宝(bǎo)山(shān) Babaoshan, a hill in Shijingshan District, Beijing, site of the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery 八宝山革命公墓 bābǎoshāngémìnggōngmù
• 日(rì)落(luò)西(xī)山(shān) the day approaches its end
• 王(wáng)岐(qí)山(shān) Wang Qishan (1948-), PRC politician
• 元(yuán)山(shān) Wonsan city in Kangweon province 江原道 of North Korea
• 刘(liú)云(yún)山(shān) Liu Yunshan (1947-), PRC politician, background in journalism in Inner Mongolia, head of the Central Propaganda Department 2002-2012
• 金(jīn)刚(gāng)山(shān) Kumgangsan Tourist Region in east North Korea
• 万(wàn)水(shuǐ)千(qiān)山(shān) ten thousand crags and torrents
• 秀(xiù)山(shān) Xiushan Tujia and Miao Autonomous County in Chongqing 重庆 chóngqìng
• 武(wǔ)功(gōng)山(shān) Mt Wugong in Jiangxi
• 熊(xióng)耳(ěr)山(shān) Mt Xiong'er national geological park in 枣庄 zǎozhuāng, south Shandong
• 白(bái)头(tóu)山(shān) Baekdu or Changbai mountains 长白山, volcanic mountain range between Jilin province and North Korea, prominent in Manchu and Korean mythology
• 邛(qióng)崃(lái)山(shān) Qionglai Mountains in western Sichuan between the Min 岷江 mínjiāng and Dadu 大渡河 dàdùhé rivers
• 重(zhòng)于(yú)泰(tài)山(shān) heavier than Mt Tai
• 隔(gé)行(háng)如(rú)隔(gé)山(shān) different trades, worlds apart
• 须(xū)弥(mí)山(shān) Mt Meru or Sumeru, sacred mountain in Buddhist and Jain tradition
• 军(jūn)令(lìng)如(rú)山(shān) military orders are like mountains
• 愚(yú)公(gōng)移(yí)山(shān) the old man moves mountains
• 猫(māo)儿(ér)山(shān) Kitten Mountain, Guangxi
• 阳(yáng)明(míng)山(shān) Mt Yangming in Hunan
• 荆(jīng)山(shān) Thorny mountain
• 冈(gāng)山(shān) Okayama
• 寿(shòu)比(bǐ)南(nán)山(shān) Live as long as the Zhongnan Mountains!
• 乔(qiáo)巴(bā)山(shān) Choibalsan, city in Mongolia, capital of the eastern aimag (province) of Dornod
• 执(zhí)法(fǎ)如(rú)山(shān) to enforce the law strictly
• 昂(áng)山(shān) Aung San (1915-1947), Burmese general and politician, hero of Myanmar independence movement and father of Aung San Su Kyi 昂山素季 ángshānsùjì
• 新(xīn)山(shān) Johor Bahru
• 万(wàn)洋(yáng)山(shān) Mt Wanyang between Jiangxi and Hunan
• 罗(luó)浮(fú)山(shān) Mt Luofushan in Zengcheng county, Guangdong
• 萧(xiāo)一(yī)山(shān) Xiao Yishan (1902-1978), Modern historian of the Qing dynasty
• 隔(gé)山(shān) (of a half-sibling) having the same mother but different father
• 万(wàn)寿(shòu)山(shān) Longevity Hill in the Summer Palace 颐和园 yíhéyuán, Beijing
• 休(xiū)眠(mián)火(huǒ)山(shān) dormant volcano
• 侃(kǎn)大(dà)山(shān) to chatter idly
• 坟(fén)山(shān) hill cemetery
• 丹(dān)霞(xiá)山(shān) Mt Danxia in Shaoguan 韶关 sháoguān, Guangdong
• 草(cǎo)山(shān) Grassy Hill
• 诸(zhū)广(guǎng)山(shān) Mt Zhuguang between Jiangxi and Hunan
• 西(xī)奈(nài)山(shān) Mount Sinai
• 雀(què)儿(ér)山(shān) Chola Mountains in Sichuan
• 国(guó)会(huì)山(shān) Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.
• 岳(yuè)麓(lù)山(shān) Mt Yuelu in Changsha 长沙 chángshā, famous for scenery, temples and tombs
• 小(xiǎo)汤(tāng)山(shān) Xiaotangshan town in Beijing municipality
• 方(fāng)文(wén)山(shān) Vincent Fang (1969-), Taiwanese multi-Golden Melody Award lyricist
• 梅(méi)里(lǐ)雪(xuě)山(shān) Meili Snow Mountains, with peaks up to 6000 m., in Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture 迪庆藏族自治州 díqìngzàngzúzìzhìzhōu, Yunnan
• 祝(zhù)枝(zhī)山(shān) Zhu Zhishan (1460-1526), Ming calligrapher and poet, one of Four great southern talents of the Ming 江南四大才子
• 阿(ā)空(kōng)加(jiā)瓜(guā)山(shān) Mount Aconcagua, Argentina, the highest point in the Western Hemisphere
• 鸠(jiū)山(shān) Hatoyama, Japanese name and place name
• 库(kù)克(kè)山(shān) Mt Cook on New Zealand South Island, national park and highest peak
• 许(xǔ)地(dì)山(shān) Xu Dishan (1893-1941), journalist, publisher and novelist
• 象(xiàng)鼻(bí)山(shān) Elephant Trunk Hill in Guilin, Guangxi
• 阿(ā)苏(sū)山(shān) Mount Aso, active volcano in Kyushu, Japan
• 和(hé)歌(gē)山(shān) Wakayama
• 淮(huái)山(shān) Chinese yam (Dioscorea polystachya), aka nagaimo
• 纵(zòng)虎(hǔ)归(guī)山(shān) fig. to store up future calamities
• 自(zì)留(liú)山(shān) hilly land allotted for private use
• 不(bù)识(shí)泰(tài)山(shān) can't recognize Mt Taishan
• 九(jiǔ)嶷(yí)山(shān) Jiuyi Mountains in Hunan on the border with Guangdong
• 八(bā)卦(guà)山(shān) Bagua Mountain, Taiwan
• 号(hào)令(lìng)如(rú)山(shān) lit. order like a mountain
• 安(ān)如(rú)泰(tài)山(shān) as secure as Mount Taishan
• 指(zhǐ)点(diǎn)江(jiāng)山(shān) to talk idly about important matters
• 收(shōu)山(shān) (from Cantonese) to bow out after a long career
• 断(duàn)背(bèi)山(shān) Brokeback Mountain, 2005 English-language film by Ang Lee 李安 lǐān
• 洛(luò)矶(jī)山(shān) Rocky Mountains
• 珠(zhū)山(shān) Mount Everest
• 琅(láng)琊(yá)山(shān) Mt Langya in eastern Anhui Province
• 积(jī)土(tǔ)成(chéng)山(shān) lit. piling up dirt eventually creates a mountain
• 罗(luó)霄(xiāo)山(shān) Luoxiao Mountains, mountain range straddling the border between Jiangxi and Hunan
• 背(bèi)山(shān) with back to the mountain
• 跑(pǎo)马(mǎ)山(shān) Paoma Mountain in Kangding 康定 kāngdìng, Sichuan
• 锡(xī)安(ān)山(shān) Mount Zion
• 鸿(hóng)毛(máo)泰(tài)山(shān) lit. light as a goose feather, heavy as Mt Tai
• 鼓(gǔ)山(shān) Gushan or Kushan district of Kaohsiung city 高雄市 gāoxióngshì, south Taiwan
• 褒(bāo)禅(chán)山(shān) Mt Baochan in Anhui
• 万(wàn)里(lǐ)江(jiāng)山(shān) lit. ten thousand miles of rivers and mountains
• 不(bù)周(zhōu)山(shān) Buzhou Mountain, a mountain from Chinese legend
• 丸(wán)山(shān) Maruyama
• 五(wǔ)大(dà)名(míng)山(shān) Five Sacred Mountains of the Daoists, namely: Mt Tai 泰山 tàishān in Shandong, Mt Hua 华山 huàshān in Shaanxi, Mt Heng 衡山 héngshān in Hunan, Mt Heng 恒山 héngshān in Shanxi, Mt Song 嵩山 sōngshān in Henan
• 冈(gāng)底(dǐ)斯(sī)山(shān) Mt Gangdisê (6656m) in southwest Tibet, revered by Tibetans as the center of the universe
• 博(bó)士(shì)山(shān) Box Hill, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia with a large Chinese community
• 各(gè)拉(lā)丹(dān)冬(dōng)山(shān) Mount Geladaindong or Geladandong in Qinghai (6621 m), the main peak of the Tanggula mountain range 唐古拉山脉 tánggǔlāshānmài
• 哈(hā)巴(bā)雪(xuě)山(shān) Mt Haba (Nakhi: golden flower), in Lijiang 丽江, northwest Yunnan
• 唐(táng)家(jiā)山(shān) area in Beichuan county Sichuan
• 唐(táng)山(shān) China
• 喀(kā)拉(lā)喀(kā)托(tuō)火(huǒ)山(shān) Krakatoa
• 喀(kā)拉(lā)昆(kūn)仑(lún)山(shān) Karakorum mountains
• 四(sì)大(dà)佛(fó)教(jiào)名(míng)山(shān) Four Sacred Mountains of Buddhism, namely: Mt Wutai 五台山 in Shanxi, Mt Emei 峨眉山 in Sichuan, Mt Jiuhua 九华山 in Anhui, Mt Potala 普陀山 in Zhejiang
• 埃(āi)特(tè)纳(nà)火(huǒ)山(shān) Mt Etna, volcano in Italy
• 塞(sài)尔(ěr)维(wéi)亚(yà)和(hé)黑(hēi)山(shān) Serbia and Montenegro
• 多(duō)山(shān) mountainous
• 孙(sūn)山(shān) Sun Shan, Song Dynasty joker and talented scholar
• 岘(xiàn)首(shǒu)山(shān) Mt Xianshou in Hubei
• 峚(mì)山(shān) Mi Shan, mountain in Shaanxi province
• 嵖(chá)岈(yá)山(shān) Chaya Mountain in Zhumadian 驻马店 zhùmǎdiàn, Henan
• 嵞(tú)山(shān) Mt Tu in Zhejiang
• 布(bù)达(dá)拉(lā)山(shān) Mt Potala in Lhasa, with Potala Palace 布达拉宫
• 帽(mào)天(tiān)山(shān) Mt Maotian in Chengjiang County 澄江县 chéngjiāngxiàn, Yuxi, east Yunnan
• 托(tuō)罗(luó)斯(sī)山(shān) Taurus mountains of south Turkey
• 拉(lā)什(shí)莫(mò)尔(ěr)山(shān) Mt Rushmore National Memorial, South Dakota
• 教(jiào)堂(táng)山(shān) Chapel Hill, North Carolina
• 旺(wàng)波(bō)日(rì)山(shān) Mt Wangbur, Dagzê county 达孜县 dázīxiàn, Lhasa, Tibet
• 智(zhì)异(yì)山(shān) Jirisan or Mount Chiri, mountain in the south of South Korea
• 朝(cháo)拜(bài)圣(shèng)山(shān) a pilgrimage to a holy mountain
• 杉(shān)山(shān) Sugiyama
• 橄(gǎn)榄(lǎn)山(shān) Mount of Olives
• 比(bǐ)佛(fó)利(lì)山(shān) Beverly Hills
• 比(bǐ)利(lì)牛(niú)斯(sī)山(shān) Pyrenees mountains
• 汉(hàn)拿(ná)山(shān) Hallasan Mountain or Mount Halla, highest mountain in South Korea
• 洛(luò)基(jī)山(shān) Rocky Mountains
• 滚(gǔn)石(shí)上(shàng)山(shān) to press ahead with a difficult undertaking through sustained effort
• 瓜(guā)达(dá)拉(lā)马(mǎ)山(shān) Sierra de Guadarrama
• 白(bái)马(mǎ)雪(xuě)山(shān) Baima Snow Mountains, up to 5430 m., in Dechen or Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture 迪庆藏族自治州 díqìngzàngzúzìzhìzhōu, Yunnan
• 碰(pèng)撞(zhuàng)造(zào)山(shān) collisional orogeny
• 西(xī)乃(nǎi)山(shān) Mount Sinai
• 走(zǒu)山(shān) landslide
• 造(zào)山(shān) mountain building
• 镇(zhèn)山(shān) main mountain of a region
• 雅(yǎ)拉(lā)神(shén)山(shān) Mt Yarla Shampo, in Dawu County 道孚县 dàofúxiàn, Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan
• 雅(yǎ)拉(lā)雪(xuě)山(shān) Mt Yarla Shampo, in Dawu County 道孚县 dàofúxiàn, Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan
• 雅(yǎ)拉(lā)香(xiāng)波(bō)神(shén)山(shān) Mt Yarla Shampo, in Dawu County 道孚县 dàofúxiàn, Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan
• 雅(yǎ)拉(lā)香(xiāng)波(bō)雪(xuě)山(shān) Mt Yarla Shampo, in Dawu County 道孚县 dàofúxiàn, Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan
• 雪(xuě)岳(yuè)山(shān) Seoraksan, mountain near Sokcho, South Korea
• 静(jìng)山(shān) Cheng San
• 鳌(áo)背(bèi)负(fù)山(shān) debt as heavy as a mountain on a turtle's back

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• 武(wǔ)當(dāng)山(shān) Wudang Mountain range in northwest Hubei
• 孫(sūn)中(zhōng)山(shān) Dr Sun Yat-sen (1866-1925), first president of the Republic of China and co-founder of the Guomintang 国民党
• 火(huǒ)山(shān) volcano
• 華(huà)山(shān) Mt Hua in Shaanxi, western mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 大(dà)別(bié)山(shān) Dabie mountain range on the borders of Henan, Anhui and Hubei provinces
• 礦(kuàng)山(shān) mine
• 江(jiāng)山(shān) rivers and mountains
• 高(gāo)山(shān) high mountain
• 中(zhōng)山(shān) Nakayama
• 雪(xuě)山(shān) snow-capped mountain
• 上(shàng)山(shān) to climb a hill
• 恆(héng)山(shān) Mt Heng in Shanxi, northern mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 泰(tài)山(shān) Mt Tai in Shandong, eastern mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 下(xià)山(shān) to go down a hill
• 天(tiān)山(shān) Tian Shan, mountain range straddling the border between China and Kyrgyzstan
• 嵩(sōng)山(shān) Mt Song in Henan, central mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 大(dà)山(shān) Dashan, stage name of Canadian Mark Henry Rowswell (1965-), actor and well-known TV personality in PRC
• 深(shēn)山(shān) deep in the mountains
• 關(guān)山(shān) fortresses and mountains
• 獅(shī)子(zi)山(shān) Sierra Leone
• 廬(lú)山(shān) Lushan district of Jiujiang city 九江市, Jiangxi
• 登(dēng)山(shān) to climb a mountain
• 井(jǐng)岡(gāng)山(shān) Jinggang Mountains, in the Jiangxi-Hunan border region
• 黃(huáng)山(shān) Huangshan, mountain range in Anhui province
• 燕(yān)山(shān) Yan mountain range across north Hebei
• 名(míng)山(shān) famous mountain
• 衡(héng)山(shān) Mt Heng in Hunan, southern mountain of the Five Sacred Mountains 五岳 wǔyuè
• 巫(wū)山(shān) Mt Wu on the Changjiang River (Yangtze) by the Three Gorges
• 五(wǔ)臺(tái)山(shān) Mt Wutai in Shanxi 山西 shānxī, one of the Four Sacred Mountains and home of the Bodhimanda of Manjushri 文殊 wénshū
• 崑(kūn)崙(lún)山(shān) Kunlun Mountain range
• 北(běi)山(shān) northern mountain
• 荒(huāng)山(shān) desert mountain
• 群(qún)山(shān) mountains
• 桐(tóng)柏(bǎi)山(shān) Tongbai mountain range, the watershed between Huai 淮河 and Han 汉江 rivers
• 九(jiǔ)宮(gōng)山(shān) Jiugong Mountains (the location of Jiugong Mountain National Park), in Tongshan County, Xianning 咸宁 xiánníng, Hubei
• 金(jīn)山(shān) Jinshan suburban district of Shanghai
• 出(chū)山(shān) to leave the mountain
• 冰(bīng)山(shān) iceberg
• 太(tài)行(háng)山(shān) Taihang Mountains on the border between Hebei and Shanxi
• 舊(jiù)金(jīn)山(shān) San Francisco, California
• 玉(yù)山(shān) Mount Yu, the highest mountain in Taiwan
• 終(zhōng)南(nán)山(shān) Zhongnan Mountains, near Xi'an
• 靠(kào)山(shān) patron
• 景(jǐng)山(shān) Jingshan
• 長(cháng)白(bái)山(shān) Changbai or Baekdu mountains 白头山, volcanic mountain range between Jilin province and North Korea, prominent in Manchu and Korean mythology
• 松(sōng)山(shān) Songshan or Sungshan District of Taipei City 台北市 táiběishì, Taiwan
• 假(jiǎ)山(shān) rock garden
• 喜(xǐ)馬(mǎ)拉(lā)雅(yǎ)山(shān) Himalayas
• 阿(ā)爾(ěr)泰(tài)山(shān) Altai mountain range in Xinjiang and Siberia
• 青(qīng)山(shān) green hills
• 祁(qí)連(lián)山(shān) Qilian Mountains in Qinghai
• 武(wǔ)夷(yí)山(shān) Mt Wuyi in Fujian
• 峨(é)眉(méi)山(shān) Mount Emei in Sichuan, one of the four sacred mountains of Chinese Buddhism
• 開(kāi)山(shān) to cut into a mountain
• 陰(yīn)山(shān) Yin mountains in Inner Mongolia
• 開(kāi)門(mén)見(jiàn)山(shān) fig. to get right to the point
• 伏(fú)牛(niú)山(shān) Funiu Mountains in southwestern Henan, eastern extension of the Qinling mountain range 秦岭山脉 qínlǐngshānmài
• 安(ān)祿(lù)山(shān) An Lushan (703-757), Tang general, leader of the An-Shi Rebellion 安史之乱 ānshǐzhīluàn
• 巴(bā)山(shān) Mt Ba in eastern Sichuan
• 唐(táng)古(gǔ)拉(lā)山(shān) Dangla or Tanggula Mountains on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
• 釜(fǔ)山(shān) Busan, South Korea's second-largest city
• 爬(pá)山(shān) to go for a hike
• 花(huā)果(guǒ)山(shān) Mount Huaguo in Jiangsu, featured in 西游记 xīyóujì, tourist destination
• 黑(hēi)山(shān) Montenegro
• 賀(hè)蘭(lán)山(shān) Helan Mountains, lying across part of the border between Ningxia and Inner Mongolia
• 青(qīng)城(chéng)山(shān) Mount Qingcheng
• 活(huó)火(huǒ)山(shān) active volcano
• 堆(duī)積(jī)如(rú)山(shān) to pile up like a mountain
• 橫(héng)山(shān) Hengshan, the name of various places
• 茅(máo)山(shān) Mt Mao, Daoist mountain southeast of Jurong county 句容 jùróng, Jiangsu Province
• 孤(gū)山(shān) isolated peak
• 九(jiǔ)華(huá)山(shān) Mount Jiuhua in Anhui, scenic tourist site, and one of the four famous Buddhist mountains
• 狼(láng)牙(yá)山(shān) Mount Langya in Hebei
• 天(tiān)台(tāi)山(shān) Mt Tiantai near Shaoxing 绍兴 shàoxīng in Zhejiang, the center of Tiantai Buddhism 天台宗 tiāntáizōng
• 神(shén)山(shān) sacred mountain
• 閻(yán)錫(xī)山(shān) Yan Xishan (1883-1960), warlord in Shanxi
• 趙(zhào)本(běn)山(shān) Zhao Benshan (1958-), universally known PRC TV comedian
• 六(liù)盤(pán)山(shān) Liupan Mountains, mountain range in northern China
• 寶(bǎo)山(shān) Baoshang District of Shanghai
• 大(dà)青(qīng)山(shān) Daqing Mountain in Hohhot 呼和浩特 hūhéhàotè, Inner Mongolia
• 嶗(láo)山(shān) Mount Lao, mountain in Qingdao, Shandong
• 富(fù)士(shì)山(shān) Mt. Fuji, Japan
• 火(huǒ)焰(yàn)山(shān) Mountain of Flames of legend
• 檀(tán)香(xiāng)山(shān) Honolulu, capital of Hawaii
• 普(pǔ)陀(tuó)山(shān) Mt Potala at Zhoushan 舟山市 in Zhejiang, one of the Four Sacred Mountains and Bodhimanda of Guanyin 观音
• 仙(xiān)山(shān) mountain of Immortals
• 盤(pán)山(shān) going around a mountain
• 半(bàn)壁(bì)江(jiāng)山(shān) half of the country
• 死(sǐ)火(huǒ)山(shān) extinct volcano
• 喀(kā)喇(lǎ)崑(kūn)崙(lún)山(shān) Karakorum mountain range in west Xinjiang
• 阿(ā)里(lǐ)山(shān) Alishan mountain range in the central-southern region of Taiwan
• 五(wǔ)指(zhǐ)山(shān) Wuzhi Mountain (1,840 m), highest mountain in Hainan
• 環(huán)形(xíng)山(shān) crater
• 雁(yàn)蕩(dàng)山(shān) Yandang mountains, famous scenic area in southeast Zhejiang
• 太(tài)白(bái)山(shān) Mt Taibai in Shaanxi
• 調(diào)虎(hǔ)離(lí)山(shān) to lure the tiger from its domain in the mountains
• 穩(wěn)如(rú)泰(tài)山(shān) steady as Mt Tai
• 龍(lóng)門(mén)山(shān) Mt Longmen, the northwest boundary of the Sichuan basin, an active geological fault line
• 驪(lí)山(shān) Mt Li near Xi'an with the tomb of the First Emperor
• 喀(kā)山(shān) Kazan
• 紫(zǐ)金(jīn)山(shān) Purple Mountain in suburbs of Nanjing, with Ming tombs and Sun Yat-sen's mausoleum
• 邙(máng)山(shān) Mt Mang at Luoyang in Henan, with many Han, Wei and Jin dynasty royal tombs
• 名(míng)落(luò)孫(sūn)山(shān) lit. to fall behind Sun Shan 孙山 sūnshān (who came last in the imperial examination)
• 逼(bī)上(shàng)梁(liáng)山(shān) driven to join the Liangshan Mountain rebels
• 有(yǒu)眼(yǎn)不(bù)識(shí)泰(tài)山(shān) lit. to have eyes but fail to recognize Mt Tai
• 玉(yù)龍(lóng)雪(xuě)山(shān) Mt Yulong or Jade dragon in Lijiang 丽江, northwest Yunnan
• 大(dà)嶼(yǔ)山(shān) Lantau Island, an island in Hong Kong
• 乞(qǐ)力(lì)馬(mǎ)扎(zhā)羅(luó)山(shān) Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania
• 落(luò)基(jī)山(shān) Rocky Mountains in West US and Canada
• 鐵(tiě)證(zhèng)如(rú)山(shān) irrefutable evidence
• 涂(tú)山(shān) Mt Tu in Zhejiang
• 烏(wū)拉(lā)爾(ěr)山(shān) the Ural mountains in Russia, dividing Europe from Asia
• 八(bā)寶(bǎo)山(shān) Babaoshan, a hill in Shijingshan District, Beijing, site of the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery 八宝山革命公墓 bābǎoshāngémìnggōngmù
• 日(rì)落(luò)西(xī)山(shān) the day approaches its end
• 王(wáng)岐(qí)山(shān) Wang Qishan (1948-), PRC politician
• 元(yuán)山(shān) Wonsan city in Kangweon province 江原道 of North Korea
• 劉(liú)雲(yún)山(shān) Liu Yunshan (1947-), PRC politician, background in journalism in Inner Mongolia, head of the Central Propaganda Department 2002-2012
• 金(jīn)剛(gāng)山(shān) Kumgangsan Tourist Region in east North Korea
• 萬(wàn)水(shuǐ)千(qiān)山(shān) ten thousand crags and torrents
• 秀(xiù)山(shān) Xiushan Tujia and Miao Autonomous County in Chongqing 重庆 chóngqìng
• 武(wǔ)功(gōng)山(shān) Mt Wugong in Jiangxi
• 熊(xióng)耳(ěr)山(shān) Mt Xiong'er national geological park in 枣庄 zǎozhuāng, south Shandong
• 白(bái)頭(tóu)山(shān) Baekdu or Changbai mountains 长白山, volcanic mountain range between Jilin province and North Korea, prominent in Manchu and Korean mythology
• 邛(qióng)崍(lái)山(shān) Qionglai Mountains in western Sichuan between the Min 岷江 mínjiāng and Dadu 大渡河 dàdùhé rivers
• 重(zhòng)於(yú)泰(tài)山(shān) heavier than Mt Tai
• 隔(gé)行(háng)如(rú)隔(gé)山(shān) different trades, worlds apart
• 須(xū)彌(mí)山(shān) Mt Meru or Sumeru, sacred mountain in Buddhist and Jain tradition
• 軍(jūn)令(lìng)如(rú)山(shān) military orders are like mountains
• 愚(yú)公(gōng)移(yí)山(shān) the old man moves mountains
• 貓(māo)兒(ér)山(shān) Kitten Mountain, Guangxi
• 陽(yáng)明(míng)山(shān) Mt Yangming in Hunan
• 荊(jīng)山(shān) Thorny mountain
• 岡(gāng)山(shān) Okayama
• 壽(shòu)比(bǐ)南(nán)山(shān) Live as long as the Zhongnan Mountains!
• 喬(qiáo)巴(bā)山(shān) Choibalsan, city in Mongolia, capital of the eastern aimag (province) of Dornod
• 執(zhí)法(fǎ)如(rú)山(shān) to enforce the law strictly
• 昂(áng)山(shān) Aung San (1915-1947), Burmese general and politician, hero of Myanmar independence movement and father of Aung San Su Kyi 昂山素季 ángshānsùjì
• 新(xīn)山(shān) Johor Bahru
• 萬(wàn)洋(yáng)山(shān) Mt Wanyang between Jiangxi and Hunan
• 羅(luó)浮(fú)山(shān) Mt Luofushan in Zengcheng county, Guangdong
• 蕭(xiāo)一(yī)山(shān) Xiao Yishan (1902-1978), Modern historian of the Qing dynasty
• 隔(gé)山(shān) (of a half-sibling) having the same mother but different father
• 萬(wàn)壽(shòu)山(shān) Longevity Hill in the Summer Palace 颐和园 yíhéyuán, Beijing
• 休(xiū)眠(mián)火(huǒ)山(shān) dormant volcano
• 侃(kǎn)大(dà)山(shān) to chatter idly
• 墳(fén)山(shān) hill cemetery
• 丹(dān)霞(xiá)山(shān) Mt Danxia in Shaoguan 韶关 sháoguān, Guangdong
• 草(cǎo)山(shān) Grassy Hill
• 諸(zhū)廣(guǎng)山(shān) Mt Zhuguang between Jiangxi and Hunan
• 西(xī)奈(nài)山(shān) Mount Sinai
• 雀(què)兒(ér)山(shān) Chola Mountains in Sichuan
• 國(guó)會(huì)山(shān) Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.
• 岳(yuè)麓(lù)山(shān) Mt Yuelu in Changsha 长沙 chángshā, famous for scenery, temples and tombs
• 小(xiǎo)湯(tāng)山(shān) Xiaotangshan town in Beijing municipality
• 方(fāng)文(wén)山(shān) Vincent Fang (1969-), Taiwanese multi-Golden Melody Award lyricist
• 梅(méi)里(lǐ)雪(xuě)山(shān) Meili Snow Mountains, with peaks up to 6000 m., in Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture 迪庆藏族自治州 díqìngzàngzúzìzhìzhōu, Yunnan
• 祝(zhù)枝(zhī)山(shān) Zhu Zhishan (1460-1526), Ming calligrapher and poet, one of Four great southern talents of the Ming 江南四大才子
• 阿(ā)空(kōng)加(jiā)瓜(guā)山(shān) Mount Aconcagua, Argentina, the highest point in the Western Hemisphere
• 鳩(jiū)山(shān) Hatoyama, Japanese name and place name
• 庫(kù)克(kè)山(shān) Mt Cook on New Zealand South Island, national park and highest peak
• 許(xǔ)地(dì)山(shān) Xu Dishan (1893-1941), journalist, publisher and novelist
• 象(xiàng)鼻(bí)山(shān) Elephant Trunk Hill in Guilin, Guangxi
• 阿(ā)蘇(sū)山(shān) Mount Aso, active volcano in Kyushu, Japan
• 和(hé)歌(gē)山(shān) Wakayama
• 淮(huái)山(shān) Chinese yam (Dioscorea polystachya), aka nagaimo
• 縱(zòng)虎(hǔ)歸(guī)山(shān) fig. to store up future calamities
• 自(zì)留(liú)山(shān) hilly land allotted for private use
• 不(bù)識(shí)泰(tài)山(shān) can't recognize Mt Taishan
• 九(jiǔ)嶷(yí)山(shān) Jiuyi Mountains in Hunan on the border with Guangdong
• 八(bā)卦(guà)山(shān) Bagua Mountain, Taiwan
• 號(hào)令(lìng)如(rú)山(shān) lit. order like a mountain
• 安(ān)如(rú)泰(tài)山(shān) as secure as Mount Taishan
• 指(zhǐ)點(diǎn)江(jiāng)山(shān) to talk idly about important matters
• 收(shōu)山(shān) (from Cantonese) to bow out after a long career
• 斷(duàn)背(bèi)山(shān) Brokeback Mountain, 2005 English-language film by Ang Lee 李安 lǐān
• 洛(luò)磯(jī)山(shān) Rocky Mountains
• 珠(zhū)山(shān) Mount Everest
• 瑯(láng)琊(yá)山(shān) Mt Langya in eastern Anhui Province
• 積(jī)土(tǔ)成(chéng)山(shān) lit. piling up dirt eventually creates a mountain
• 羅(luó)霄(xiāo)山(shān) Luoxiao Mountains, mountain range straddling the border between Jiangxi and Hunan
• 背(bèi)山(shān) with back to the mountain
• 跑(pǎo)馬(mǎ)山(shān) Paoma Mountain in Kangding 康定 kāngdìng, Sichuan
• 錫(xī)安(ān)山(shān) Mount Zion
• 鴻(hóng)毛(máo)泰(tài)山(shān) lit. light as a goose feather, heavy as Mt Tai
• 鼓(gǔ)山(shān) Gushan or Kushan district of Kaohsiung city 高雄市 gāoxióngshì, south Taiwan
• 褒(bāo)禪(chán)山(shān) Mt Baochan in Anhui
• 萬(wàn)里(lǐ)江(jiāng)山(shān) lit. ten thousand miles of rivers and mountains
• 不(bù)周(zhōu)山(shān) Buzhou Mountain, a mountain from Chinese legend
• 丸(wán)山(shān) Maruyama
• 五(wǔ)大(dà)名(míng)山(shān) Five Sacred Mountains of the Daoists, namely: Mt Tai 泰山 tàishān in Shandong, Mt Hua 华山 huàshān in Shaanxi, Mt Heng 衡山 héngshān in Hunan, Mt Heng 恒山 héngshān in Shanxi, Mt Song 嵩山 sōngshān in Henan
• 岡(gāng)底(dǐ)斯(sī)山(shān) Mt Gangdisê (6656m) in southwest Tibet, revered by Tibetans as the center of the universe
• 博(bó)士(shì)山(shān) Box Hill, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia with a large Chinese community
• 各(gè)拉(lā)丹(dān)冬(dōng)山(shān) Mount Geladaindong or Geladandong in Qinghai (6621 m), the main peak of the Tanggula mountain range 唐古拉山脉 tánggǔlāshānmài
• 哈(hā)巴(bā)雪(xuě)山(shān) Mt Haba (Nakhi: golden flower), in Lijiang 丽江, northwest Yunnan
• 唐(táng)家(jiā)山(shān) area in Beichuan county Sichuan
• 唐(táng)山(shān) China
• 喀(kā)拉(lā)喀(kā)托(tuō)火(huǒ)山(shān) Krakatoa
• 喀(kā)拉(lā)崑(kūn)崙(lún)山(shān) Karakorum mountains
• 四(sì)大(dà)佛(fó)教(jiào)名(míng)山(shān) Four Sacred Mountains of Buddhism, namely: Mt Wutai 五台山 in Shanxi, Mt Emei 峨眉山 in Sichuan, Mt Jiuhua 九华山 in Anhui, Mt Potala 普陀山 in Zhejiang
• 埃(āi)特(tè)納(nà)火(huǒ)山(shān) Mt Etna, volcano in Italy
• 塞(sài)爾(ěr)維(wéi)亞(yà)和(hé)黑(hēi)山(shān) Serbia and Montenegro
• 多(duō)山(shān) mountainous
• 孫(sūn)山(shān) Sun Shan, Song Dynasty joker and talented scholar
• 峴(xiàn)首(shǒu)山(shān) Mt Xianshou in Hubei
• 峚(mì)山(shān) Mi Shan, mountain in Shaanxi province
• 嵖(chá)岈(yá)山(shān) Chaya Mountain in Zhumadian 驻马店 zhùmǎdiàn, Henan
• 嵞(tú)山(shān) Mt Tu in Zhejiang
• 布(bù)達(dá)拉(lā)山(shān) Mt Potala in Lhasa, with Potala Palace 布达拉宫
• 帽(mào)天(tiān)山(shān) Mt Maotian in Chengjiang County 澄江县 chéngjiāngxiàn, Yuxi, east Yunnan
• 托(tuō)羅(luó)斯(sī)山(shān) Taurus mountains of south Turkey
• 拉(lā)什(shí)莫(mò)爾(ěr)山(shān) Mt Rushmore National Memorial, South Dakota
• 教(jiào)堂(táng)山(shān) Chapel Hill, North Carolina
• 旺(wàng)波(bō)日(rì)山(shān) Mt Wangbur, Dagzê county 达孜县 dázīxiàn, Lhasa, Tibet
• 智(zhì)異(yì)山(shān) Jirisan or Mount Chiri, mountain in the south of South Korea
• 朝(cháo)拜(bài)聖(shèng)山(shān) a pilgrimage to a holy mountain
• 杉(shān)山(shān) Sugiyama
• 橄(gǎn)欖(lǎn)山(shān) Mount of Olives
• 比(bǐ)佛(fó)利(lì)山(shān) Beverly Hills
• 比(bǐ)利(lì)牛(niú)斯(sī)山(shān) Pyrenees mountains
• 漢(hàn)拿(ná)山(shān) Hallasan Mountain or Mount Halla, highest mountain in South Korea
• 洛(luò)基(jī)山(shān) Rocky Mountains
• 滾(gǔn)石(shí)上(shàng)山(shān) to press ahead with a difficult undertaking through sustained effort
• 瓜(guā)達(dá)拉(lā)馬(mǎ)山(shān) Sierra de Guadarrama
• 白(bái)馬(mǎ)雪(xuě)山(shān) Baima Snow Mountains, up to 5430 m., in Dechen or Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture 迪庆藏族自治州 díqìngzàngzúzìzhìzhōu, Yunnan
• 碰(pèng)撞(zhuàng)造(zào)山(shān) collisional orogeny
• 西(xī)乃(nǎi)山(shān) Mount Sinai
• 走(zǒu)山(shān) landslide
• 造(zào)山(shān) mountain building
• 鎮(zhèn)山(shān) main mountain of a region
• 雅(yǎ)拉(lā)神(shén)山(shān) Mt Yarla Shampo, in Dawu County 道孚县 dàofúxiàn, Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan
• 雅(yǎ)拉(lā)雪(xuě)山(shān) Mt Yarla Shampo, in Dawu County 道孚县 dàofúxiàn, Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan
• 雅(yǎ)拉(lā)香(xiāng)波(bō)神(shén)山(shān) Mt Yarla Shampo, in Dawu County 道孚县 dàofúxiàn, Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan
• 雅(yǎ)拉(lā)香(xiāng)波(bō)雪(xuě)山(shān) Mt Yarla Shampo, in Dawu County 道孚县 dàofúxiàn, Garze Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Sichuan
• 雪(xuě)嶽(yuè)山(shān) Seoraksan, mountain near Sokcho, South Korea
• 靜(jìng)山(shān) Cheng San
• 鰲(áo)背(bèi)負(fù)山(shān) debt as heavy as a mountain on a turtle's back