June, the sixth month of the Gregorian calendar; also refers to the sixth month of the lunar year

the number sixteen; 16

sixty; 60

(literary) the universe or the world; literally refers to the six directions of north, south, east, west, up, and down

multicolored; every color under the sun; used to describe a great variety of colors or a vibrant, colorful display

the sixth day of the week, commonly used in informal or religious contexts

the month of June

The Six Dynasties period (222-589), specifically referring to the series of dynasties that had their capital at Jiankang (modern-day Nanjing): Wu, Eastern Jin, Liu Song, Southern Qi, Southern Liang, and Southern Chen.

special intuition or instinct beyond the five basic senses; intuition, premonition, or a hunch

The internal organs of the human body; specifically the five viscera (spleen, lungs, kidneys, liver, heart) and the six bowels (stomach, large intestine, small intestine, triple heater, bladder, gallbladder) in traditional Chinese medicine.

Liupanshui, a prefecture-level city in Guizhou Province [[贵州|貴州|gui4 zhou1]]

Liupanshui, a prefecture-level city in [[贵州省|貴州省|gui4 zhou1 sheng3]] province

prefecture-level city in [[安徽|安徽|an1 hui1]] province

Children's Day (June 1st), a public holiday in mainland China for children under the age of 14

one sixth; 1/6

the range of human feelings and sensory pleasures

The largest moon of Saturn and the second largest in the solar system, also known as Saturn VI; it is the only known moon with a thick atmosphere.

Luhe district of [[南京|南京|nan2 jing1]] City in [[江苏|江蘇|jiang1 su1]] province

Malacca or Melaka, a town and state in Malaysia; also refers to the strait between the Malay Peninsula and the Indonesian island of Sumatra

The six Confucian classics, consisting of the [[诗经|詩經|shi1 jing1]], [[尚书|尚書|shang4 shu1]], [[仪礼|儀禮|yi2 li3]], the lost [[乐经|樂經|yue4 jing1]], [[易经|易經|yi4 jing1]], and the [[春秋|春秋|chun1 qiu1]]

The collective name for a famous set of Chinese military and political tactics; also used to mean all possible schemes or a wide variety of tricks. The final and most well-known tactic in this set is [[走为上计|走為上計|zou3 wei2 shang4 ji4]].

fully distracted and unable to make decisions due to being shocked, panicked, or anxious; stunned out of one's wits

Literally "three heads and six arms"; used to describe someone with superhuman abilities or extraordinary resourcefulness. This term originally referred to the appearance of certain Buddhist deities like [[阿修罗|阿修羅|a1 xiu1 luo2]], symbolizing their immense power.

Lu'an, a prefecture-level city in [[安徽省|安徽省|an1 hui1 sheng3]] Province

various grades or ranks; many different levels and classes of people or things

To refuse to recognize one's own relatives; to be completely heartless, cold, or self-centered, showing no consideration for family or personal relationships.

Liupan Mountains, a mountain range located in northern China stretching across parts of Ningxia, Gansu, and Shaanxi

short form for International Children's Day celebrated on June 1st

a flat geometric shape with six sides and six angles

the number sixty-five

a flat shape with six straight sides and six angles

(idiom) to be with child; pregnant. In traditional belief, this refers to the six 'jia' days in the sexagenary cycle which were considered the most likely times to conceive.

the number sixty-six

Refers to the Tiananmen Square protests and subsequent military crackdown on June 4, 1989.

(idiom) (originally) various women with disreputable or illegal professions, such as nuns, fortune-tellers, matchmakers, or midwifes; people formerly viewed as untrustworthy or of low social status

The six curriculum subjects in ancient Chinese education: etiquette [[礼|禮|li3]], music [[乐|樂|yue4]], archery [[射|射|she4]], charioteering [[御|御|yu4]], calligraphy [[书|書|shu1]], and mathematics [[数|數|shu4]].

The Sixth Ring Road of Beijing, which was completed in 2008.

The six traditional domestic animals: pig, ox, goat, horse, fowl (chicken), and dog.

(literary) Used to describe pregnancy, specifically in the idiom [[身怀六甲|身懷六甲|shen1 huai2 liu4 jia3]]

to keep one's eyes open for all possibilities; to be alert and observant; literally to look in all six directions

the number sixty-four

literally to cross five passes and slay six generals; figuratively to overcome multiple obstacles or win a series of victories on the way to success

The six hollow organs in traditional Chinese medicine, including the [[胆|膽|dan3]], [[胃|胃|wei4]], [[大肠|大腸|da4 chang2]], [[小肠|小腸|xiao3 chang2]], [[膀胱|膀胱|pang2 guang1]], and [[三焦|三焦|san1 jiao1]]

all trades and professions; every line of work