see 武功縣|武功县[Wu3 gong1 Xian4]

martial art; military accomplishments; (Peking opera) martial arts feats

diligent; industrious (in one's studies); to study hard; to make great effort

meritorious deed or service; achievement; result; service; accomplishment; work (physics)

to do tai chi; to practice kung-fu (or other martial art); to train (for dancing, acrobatics etc)

to work to no avail (idiom)

amazing powers; miraculous skill

great merit; great service

to render meritorious service (one the three imperishables 三不朽[san1 bu4 xiu3]); to make worthy contributions; to distinguish oneself

to celebrate a heroic deed

singing skill

brilliant (exploit); meritorious (achievement)

(physics) to do work; non-vocal acting (in traditional Chinese opera)

(military) meritorious service

(evolutionary biology) analogous

first class merit

variant of 女紅|女红[nu:3 gong1]

to claim credit for oneself

to give credit; to give sb his due; attribution

outstanding military service

to take credit for sb else's achievements

to report a heroic deed; to mention sb in dispatches

qigong, a traditional Chinese system of cultivating vital energy 氣|气[qi4] through coordinated breathing, movement and meditation

hard work; laborious effort; painstaking work

to show off one's accomplishments (often derog.)

variant of 邀功[yao1 gong1]

to evaluate the merit of sth

to request recognition for sb's merits; to recommend sb for promotion or an award

(Chinese martial arts) the art of agile movement such as leaping, wall-running or gliding through the air (exaggerated in wuxia stories)

to take the credit for sb's achievement

hidden merits

(loanword) tom yum goong (Thai soup)

variant of 冬蔭功|冬荫功[dong1 yin1 gong1]

basic skills; fundamentals

Falun Gong (Chinese spiritual movement founded in 1992, regarded as a cult by the PRC government)

to render meritorious military service

Koxinga (1624-1662), military leader

success at one go; to succeed at the first attempt

to work hard while accomplishing little; to toil to no avail

to rejoice in grandiose deeds; to strive to achieve extraordinary things

political and military achievements (idiom)

to accumulate merit and virtue

to claim credit for other people's achievements (idiom)

to win instant success (idiom)

lit. cannot be done in one day (idiom); fig. will take much time and effort to accomplish

doctors like to treat those who are not sick so that they can get credit for the patient's "recovery" (idiom)

ten years of practice for one minute on the stage (idiom)