Kunlun Mountains, a major mountain range in Western China stretching from the Pamir Plateau through Xinjiang, Tibet, and Qinghai

Kunshan city in Jiangsu province; specifically a county-level city under the administration of Suzhou city

A major mountain range in western China, stretching from the Pamirs across Xinjiang and Tibet into Qinghai.

One of the oldest and most influential forms of Chinese opera, characterized by its lyrical and delicate performance style; originating in Kunshan, Jiangsu province during the Yuan dynasty.

Kunshan, a county-level city in [[苏州|蘇州|su1 zhou1]] in Jiangsu Province

Kunlun Mountain range, a major mountain system in western China that stretches from the Pamir Plateau in the west to Qinghai Province in the east.

Major mountain range spanning the borders of China, Pakistan, and India, located in western Xinjiang and northern Kashmir.

An influential form of traditional musical theater originating in Kunshan, Jiangsu province during the Yuan dynasty; characterized by lyrical, delicate melodies. Also called [[昆曲|崑曲|kun1 qu3]] or [[昆剧|崑劇|kun1 ju4]].

Karakoram mountain range in western Xinjiang, extending across the borders of Pakistan, India, and China

Karakoram Highway, linking Pakistan and Xinjiang

Karakoram Mountains; a major mountain range spanning the borders of China, India, and Pakistan

enslaved person from Southeast Asia or Africa in Tang Dynasty China, often depicted in literature as possessing dark skin and supernatural or martial abilities

(bound form) high-quality jade from the Kunlun Mountains; used to describe a person of noble character or outstanding talent

musical style of Kunqu opera that originated in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province

The Xikun Anthology of Exchange Poems, an influential collection of poetry from the early Northern Song Dynasty compiled by Yang Yi, which established the ornate Xikun style

the Karakoram mountain range in Central Asia