辉煌 | huī huáng | splendid / glorious | |
光荣 | guāng róng | honor and glory / glorious | |
壮丽 | zhuàng lì | magnificence / magnificent / majestic / glorious | |
精光 | jīng guāng | nothing left (money, food etc) / all finished / bright and shiny / radiant / glorious | |
耀 | yào | brilliant / glorious | |
灿 | càn | glorious / bright / brilliant / lustrous / resplendent | |
煜 | yù | brilliant / glorious | |
曜 | yào | bright / glorious / one of the seven planets of premodern astronomy | |
昺 | bǐng | bright / glorious | |
煇 | huī | bright / glorious | |
咺 | xuǎn | glorious / sob / weep | |
燿 | yào | brilliant / glorious | |
凞 | xī | bright / splendid / glorious | |
荣美 | róng měi | glorious | |
劳动人民 | láo dòng rén mín | working people / the workers of Socialist theory or of the glorious Chinese past | |
金碧辉煌 | jīn bì huī huáng | gold and jade in glorious splendor (idiom) / fig. a dazzling sight (e.g. royal palace) | |
丰功伟绩 | fēng gōng wěi jì | glorious achievement (idiom) | |
功业 | gōng yè | achievement / outstanding work / glorious deed | |
繁荣昌盛 | fán róng chāng shèng | glorious and flourishing (idiom) / thriving | |
震古烁今 | zhèn gǔ shuò jīn | shaking the old and illuminating the new (idiom) / surpassing the ancients and dazzling contemporaries / glorious and world-shattering | |
光荣革命 | Guāng róng Gé mìng | Glorious Revolution (England, 1688) | |
昜 | yáng | to open out, to expand / bright, glorious | |
与日同辉 | yǔ rì tóng huī | to become more glorious with each passing day (idiom) | |
虽死犹荣 | suī sǐ yóu róng | lit. although dead, also honored / died a glorious death |