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| crown of people | this child | my wife | beauty | baggage | the poor |
| court ladies | modern man regarded as a species | an astounding card | the common person | diver | worldly-wise man |
| Tartars | popularity | go-between | human relations | bannerman | a successful candidate in the imperial examinations at the provincial level in the Ming and Qing dynasties |
| Han Chinese person|people | poet | fashion | suit | prick | iron man, a person of exceptional physical and moral strength |
| robbers | a stream of people | man | honourable men | southerners | kin |
| abuse; curse; rail; swear | government by men,the rule of men | hemophrodite; two-in-one | a Chinese (a term common among the overseas Chinese) | werewolf | hominidae |
| allonym | other people | human footmarks(或footprints) | foreigner | victimization | people’ s air defence |
| hominid | priest | the way one gets along with people | shortsighted people; humble people | entourage | personal guarantee |
| a close [pocket] borough | go-between | people of the same clan | wish | clansman | we |
| soldier | human ladder | coyote | Homo | forefather | person-time |
| official in feudal times | people's words | character | chump | behave; conduct oneself | notice in a missing person column |
| talent | nag | an outstanding personality | man-made calamities | clever and understanding person | feel embarrassed or ashamed |
| prettiness | demigod | wayfarer | hand | horridness | somebody who happens to be on hand for an errand |
| as deep as a well | pressing | an official in charge of government granaries | to get someone angry | bluff sb. | layman |
| amusing | sapidity | idol | (crowd-gathering place) | cheat people | one’ s necessary qualities |
| wound | hand down | shock | returned people | atrocious | stranger |
| prestige | gaucho | man-eating (animals) | a paragon (of virtue or/and learning) | nuisance | everyone |
| one’ s intimates | that person | ask for help | servants of an official | woman | disabled person |
| (of the place of one’ s origin) from | ordinary people | a scholar | a stratosphere Joe | quarry | discipline |
| saint | not the right person | lunatic | runner | eunuchs | manhole |
| appoint; give sb. a post | bearer | businessman | forces | inhabitant | a driver (of horse-drawn carriage) |
| painspoken person | good | manchu | relations with others | (said of women) to marry | departed saint |
| disciple | commit adultery | paragon | make things difficult for others | eunch | other people |
| poke fun at sb. | portrait | dear | a huge crowd (of people) | physiognomy | head |
| rich man | an ignorant and presumptuous person | gigantic | a mean fellow | choose the right person for the right job | to look for someone |
| Happiness lies in rendering help to others. | get across | beetle | click | baptize | a bad break |
| clot | corrigible | eight million people | very capable or talented person | fisherfolk | to see (or walk) someone home |
| zouren | anthropophagy | long pig | emperor | an obsequious person who flatters others by his glib tongue in order to gain favors | join force with |
| the common people | (of a girl) to become engaged | mass | people who become estranged | reasonable remarks | (in old China) underlings in a magistrate's office |
| thin and weak | rip somebody off | hubbub or noises of human habitation | dummy | beggar | a now living person |
| head | actor or actress | a misanthrope or misanthropist | exasperating | customs and morals of the people | favorite person |
| the ancient people | tax dodger | obscure | adulator | wife | werewolf |
| garrison soldiers | a bowyer | bandy words | painter | proper manners | too greasy |
| busy person | monarch | |