Anhui Province in east-central China; its capital is [[合肥|合肥|he2 fei2]]

badge; emblem; insignia; crest; logo; coat of arms

Anhui province in east-central China, with its provincial capital at [[合肥|合肥|he2 fei2]]

police badge; police insignia

The official emblem or logo of an organization, meeting, or sports competition

Huizhou, a district of [[黄山|黃山|huang2 shan1]] city in Anhui province.

national emblem; national coat of arms; the official symbol representing a country

school badge; university emblem or crest

The eighth emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty, known for his patronage of the arts and his unique style of calligraphy known as the [[瘦金体|瘦金體|shou4 jin1 ti3]] or slender gold style

A county in Longnan City, Gansu Province; also known as Huixian.

Anhui University; a provincial research university in Hefei, Anhui province

the official emblem or insignia of a political party, often representing the party's spirit or ideals

a symbol or badge used to identify a person, organization, or country; insignia; sign; mark

Anhui cuisine, one of the eight traditional culinary traditions of China, specifically from the region around [[安徽|安徽|an1 hui1]]

an insignia or badge worn on the front of a uniform cap to show one's rank or profession

The emblem or insignia of a military force.

Traditional high-quality inkstick originating from the historic Huizhou region (Anhui and Jiangxi provinces)

A badge or emblem that serves as the logo for a group or organization

A title or name used to show respect and praise, such as an honorary name given to royalty or a term of high distinction.

Huizhou, a district of Huangshan City in Anhui Province

A form of local Chinese opera from Anhui, developed during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties; it is one of the primary predecessors of Beijing opera and was formerly known as [[徽调|徽調|hui1 diao4]].

The official graphic symbol or logo used to represent a specific city, as designated by its local authorities.

Anhui opera, an old name for [[徽剧|徽劇|hui1 ju4]]

Law on the National Emblem of the PRC, promulgated in 1991

airline emblem or travel company seal

A flag or banner

The five interlocking rings that serve as the symbol of the Olympic Games

to continue or inherit a virtuous tradition; heritage or the continuation of a fine reputation left by predecessors

the culinary traditions of Sichuan, Shandong, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Hunan, and Anhui; often used collectively to refer to the [[八大菜系|八大菜系|ba1 da4 cai4 xi4]]

Historical collective of merchants from the ancient Huizhou area (modern-day Anhui and Jiangxi provinces); active from the Jin through Qing dynasties and prominent in the salt, tea, stationery, and pawnbroking trades. Also called [[新安商人|新安商人|xin1 an1 shang1 ren2]] or [[徽帮|徽幫|hui1 bang1]]

the merchant organization or clique from the historical Huizhou region of Anhui province, known for their dominance in salt, tea, and pawnbroking trades

emblem; crest; logo; a symbolic mark or sign used for identification

Hui style or school, specifically referring to the influential artistic and academic traditions originating from the Huizhou region of Anhui province, including architecture, seal carving, and classical philology

local name for the upper reaches of the Xin'an River in southern Anhui Province

Hui Chinese, a group of Sinitic languages spoken mainly in the southern parts of Anhui as well as parts of Jiangxi and Zhejiang provinces

heraldic emblem or shield

the Great Seal of the United States

The specific logo or symbol used to represent a festival or celebratory event