A country in southeastern South America.

Country in South America bordered by Brazil, Argentina, and Bolivia

An independent country on the northern mainland of South America

criterion; standard; a person or thing that is regarded as a model or a guiding principle

to respect or hold up something as a model, standard, or law

A region of France located on the northeast coast of South America

An ancient Chinese astronomical instrument used to measure the length of the sun's shadow to determine directions, seasons, and time; it consists of a horizontal scale and a vertical pole.

Lilongwe, capital of Malawi

(literary) white jade or a ceremonial tablet made of white jade

Choe Gyuha (1919-2006), South Korean politician who served as president from 1979 to 1980

Xia Gui (c. 1180–1230), a prominent landscape painter of the Southern Song Dynasty and one of the Four Masters of the Southern Song

Anguilla (British overseas territory in the Caribbean)

A flaw in an otherwise perfect piece of white jade; used as a metaphor for a minor defect in something or someone that is otherwise excellent, specifically referring to damage caused by careless speech.

To hide one's talents or knowledge; not to show off one's sharp edges or abilities.

the official full name of Uruguay, a country in South America

ancient small tool shaped like a knife with a concave center, used for measuring medicinal powders

Tang dynasty Buddhist scholar and monk, the fifth patriarch of the Huayan school and a master of the Chan tradition who advocated for the harmony between Zen practice and scriptural study

(literary) high-quality ritual jade items; (metaphor) dignity and noble character

(literary) ritual jade objects used by ancient nobility during ceremonies or sacrifices

a hole in a wall shaped like a ritual jade tablet (pointed at the top and square at the bottom), used as a small door or window

the sharp point or corner of a jade tablet

a large ceremonial jade scepter or tablet held by an emperor or high official in ancient times as a symbol of rank and authority during formal court ceremonies

The official name for the landlocked country in central South America, bordered by Brazil, Argentina, and Bolivia; abbreviated as [[巴拉圭|巴拉圭|ba1 la1 gui1]].

(bound form) a long jade tablet used in ancient ritual sacrifices to the sun

to divide territory and grant land or titles to feudal princes; refers to the ancient practice of distributing land alongside jade tablets to signify rank

long jade tablet used by rulers during ancestral sacrifices or ceremonial offerings

a jade tablet with rounded corners held by feudal lords during audiences with the emperor; used to symbolize virtue or the cementing of a relationship

A pointed jade tablet used in ancient China by imperial messengers to punish evil or reform conduct among feudal lords.lords.

(literary) a household living in extreme poverty; a humble home with a wicker gate and a small hole in the wall for a door

humble dwelling of a poor family; literally a gate made of brambles and a window like a hole in the wall

a poverty-stricken home; literally, a wicker gate and a hole in the wall for a door

a wicker door and a small hole in the wall used as a window; refers to a wretched hovel or a family living in extreme poverty