| 时乖运蹇 | shí guāi yùn jiǎn | to be down on one's luck (idiom) | |
| 时乖命蹇 | shí guāi mìng jiǎn | bad times, adverse fate (idiom) | |
| 蹇修 | jiǎn xiū | go-between; matchmaker | |
| 蹇拙 | jiǎn zhuō | clumsy (writing); awkward; obscure | |
| 蹇滞 | jiǎn zhì | awkward; ominous; unfavorable |
| 1 | He also often go out of the apprentice, Crown Ping, Ping Longtan, Jian Pei home and other places he has 12 instructors. | |
| 2 | Through the analysis of novels by Shousheng, the article brings to light the cultural characteristics and the differences between his novels and novels by Jian Xianai and Shen Congwen. | |
| 3 | He distinguishes individual fates beyond the dutiful idealization that controls our perception of the earth's ill-fated nations. |