public park or garden for recreation and rest

school grounds; the entire area within a school's boundaries; school yard

A flower garden or landscaped area with plants and trees; can also refer to a park or a yard used for recreation.

kindergarten; nursery school; an educational institution for young children, also known as [[幼稚园|幼稚園|you4 zhi4 yuan2]]

A site developed for a group of related enterprises or specific industries

gardens; park; landscape garden. An area of land often containing trees, flowers, and water features along with structures like pavilions, designed for recreation or aesthetic enjoyment.

home; homeland; one's native place

a place of extreme happiness or delight; a blissful region

place where animals are kept in enclosures for public viewing, research, or education; zoological garden

a large estate consisting of land and buildings, historically owned by royalty or nobility; also a modern large-scale plantation

fields and gardens; the countryside; (by extension) rural or pastoral landscape and life

Yuanmingyuan, the imperial garden and palace complex in Beijing famous for its architecture and art; it was looted and burnt by British and French forces in 1860 during the Second Opium War.

A person who manages and cultivates plants in a garden or park

a garden or plot of land where fruit trees are grown

industrial zone; a specifically designated area for factories and related industrial activities, often located near major transportation routes

cemetery; funerary park; imperial mausoleum or garden surrounding a tomb

gardening or horticulture; the craft and science of growing flowers, vegetables, and fruit trees

A place with various facilities and attractions for people to have fun; also called [[游乐场|遊樂場|you2 le4 chang3]] or [[娱乐城|娛樂城|yu2 le4 cheng2]]

In the Bible, the garden where Adam and Eve lived after their creation

vineyard; grape arbor

peach orchard or garden; grove of peach trees

A general term for land used for growing vegetables, flowers, or fruit trees; parkland; garden area

a garden or plantation where tea trees are grown; tea garden

to go for a stroll or visit a park, amusement park, or garden; to go sightseeing in a garden

The name of numerous parks in China and overseas honoring [[孙中山|孫中山|sun1 zhong1 shan1]]

A garden for the collection, cultivation, and display of various plants for research or public enjoyment; arboretum

local area network serving a university or school campus

The Summer Palace in Beijing; a famous imperial garden and UNESCO World Heritage site consisting of Longevity Hill and Kunming Lake.

A plot of land for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables; also refers to parks or estates used for recreation.

The fictional Prospect Garden in the classic novel [[红楼梦|紅樓夢|hong2 lou2 meng4]], built for Jia Yuanchun's visit home

(literary) the world of traditional Chinese opera; the theatrical profession; refers to the imperial garden where the Tang emperor Xuanzong trained performers.

cemetery; graveyard; funerary park

A large farm or estate, especially in tropical areas, used for growing a single type of crop for sale.

For a park, garden, or institution named with "yuán" to officially open for business or start receiving visitors.

an educational institution; academy; lyceum

rose garden; rosarium

garden or grounds surrounding a house used for planting flowers and trees; courtyard garden

An educational institution for young children before they start primary school; a common term in Taiwan, though elsewhere it is often replaced by [[幼儿园|幼兒園|you4 er2 yuan2]].

An open-air zoo where animals are kept in large natural enclosures rather than in cages.

Festive social gathering or carnival held in a garden or park (in Mainland China equivalent to Taiwan [[园游会|園遊會|yuan2 you2 hui4]])

a garden or field where mulberry trees are planted

Disney amusement park; Disneyland resort

A plot of land where vegetables are grown; vegetable garden or farm. Also called [[菜园子|菜園子|cai4 yuan2 zi5]] or [[菜圃|菜圃|cai4 pu3]]

to design or construct a garden or landscape; to practice landscape architecture

A garden exclusively for the use of the emperor and the imperial family

Lüyuan district of Changchun city, Jilin province

the name of various specific locations, such as the Baihua Garden in Hongmiao Village, Shandong Province

A famous imperial garden and public park in Beijing, located northwest of the Forbidden City and known for its central lake and the white Tibetan-style pagoda on Qionghua Island.

literary word for native place or hometown; ancestral home