誌

sign / mark / to record / to write a footnote

aspiration / ambition / the will

words / speech / to say / to talk

sign / mark / to record / to write a footnote

sign / mark / symbol / logo / to symbolize / to indicate / to mark

journal / log (computing)

iconic

to accomplish one's ambition / a dream come true / to enjoy success

epitaph

to take an oath to do sth / to pledge / to vow

Baozhi, or Pao-chih, Chinese monk (418–514), also known as 保誌|保志 or 誌公|志公

historical record inscribed on tablet

blog / weblog / same as 博客[bo2 ke4]

Seaboard Geographic Gazetteer (c. 275) by Shen Ying 沈瑩|沈莹

Ru Zhijuan (1925-1998), female novelist and politician

(Tw) (coll.) matter; thing (from Taiwanese, Tai-lo pr. [tāi-tsì], equivalent to Mandarin 事情[shi4 qing5])

inscribed stone tablet placed in a tomb; memorial inscription on such a tablet

don't let rhetoric spoil the message (idiom); don't get carried away with flowery speech to the detriment of what you want to say

traffic sign

(Tw) (coll.) matter / thing / (Taiwanese, Tai-lo pr. [tāi-tsì], equivalent to Mandarin 事情[shi4 qing5])

inscribed stone tablet placed in the tomb / memorial inscription on such a tablet

Da Yuan Dayitongzhi, Yuan dynasty geographical encyclopedia, compiled 1285-1294 under Jamal al-Din 紮馬剌丁|扎马剌丁 and Yu Yinglong 虞應龍|虞应龙, 755 scrolls

Da Yuan Dayitongzhi, Yuan dynasty geographical encyclopedia, compiled 1285-1294 under Jamal al-Din 紮馬剌丁|扎马剌丁 and Yu Yinglong 虞應龍|虞应龙, 755 scrolls

A Record of Japan, by Huang Zunxian 黃遵憲|黄遵宪[Huang2 Zun1 xian4], an extended analysis of Meiji Japan