| 纳谏 | nà jiàn | to receive instruction or advice | |
| 劝谏 | quàn jiàn | to admonish | |
| 规谏 | guī jiàn | to remonstrate; to warn earnestly (esp. classical written Chinese); to exhort | |
| 讽谏 | fěng jiàn | (literary) to remonstrate with one's superior tactfully | |
| 兵谏 | bīng jiàn | forced remonstration |
| 1 | The control group admonishes must confess clearly. | |
| 2 | To state outright and dare to remonstrate were his conduct of politics . | |
| 3 | Meanwhile, an adviser to the king happened to be passing by with his followers. | |
| 4 | So far, tens of material supermarkets are under operations, such as in Jiujiang, Jianbi and Heze etc. | |
| 5 | In the best case, Mr. Obama will encourage Mr. Summers to play the role of fearless truth teller. |