philanthropic actions or organizations; charitable work

kind and merciful; charitable

merciful and compassionate; showing pity and benevolence

Empress Dowager Cixi (1835-1908), the powerful ruler of the late Qing dynasty who effectively controlled the Chinese government for 47 years.

a charitable organization or philanthropic undertaking run by private individuals or groups based on compassion or religious faith to provide social services such as food and clothing for those in need

a person who establishes, promotes, or sponsors charitable works; humanitarian; charity donor

kindness and affection, especially referring to the love shown by an older person toward a younger person

kindly and benevolent; often used to describe the appearance or attitude of an older person

a non-profit organization that provides social services such as relief and counseling to those in need

Cixi, a county-level city in Ningbo, Zhejiang province

a kind and loving mother, or a respectful and literary term for one's mother

softhearted; merciful; overly kind when dealing with wrongdoers, often to the point of being hesitant to punish or act decisively

a kind and loving father

Cixi, a county-level city in Zhejiang Province, under the administration of [[宁波市|寧波市|ning2 bo1 shi4]]

Great mercy and compassion; originally a Buddhist term praising Buddha, now used to describe someone who is exceptionally kindhearted or charitable.

a compassionate or kind heart; benevolence

(idiom) benevolent and kind in appearance, literally meaning kind eyebrows and pleasant eyes

John Keats (1795–1821), a British Romantic poet; his famous works include "Endymion" and "Ode to a Nightingale"

Cili county in [[张家界|張家界|zhang1 jia1 jie4]] city, Hunan province

arrowhead; a perennial water plant with arrow-shaped leaves and edible underground tubers

to love and care for children or those younger than oneself

kind, gentle, and amiable in personality or expression (often of elders)

Liu Cixin (born 1963), a famous Chinese science fiction writer

a benevolent father and a filial son; refers to the natural love and mutual respect between parents and children

kindness and grace that is bestowed; mercy or favor from a superior or divine figure

(literary) the kindly or loving face of an elder, specifically one's parent; also used as a respectful way to refer to one's mother

Li Ciming (1830–1894 or 1829–1895), a Qing Dynasty scholar and official known for his poetry, prose, and his extensive daily diaries (Yuemantang Riji)

mercy as the guiding principle; the Buddhist teaching that compassion is the root of all things

(literary) my deceased mother; specifically used when referring to one's own late mother in formal writing

Describes a person who is softhearted and compassionate, often unable to maintain a stern face or refuse someone due to their sensitivity to the feelings of others.

Filial children and grandchildren; descendants who fully perform their duties to their parents and ancestors.

(literary) father and mother; strict as a father and compassionate as a mother

King-to Nin Jiom; a well-known manufacturer of Chinese herbal cough medicine, specifically [[枇杷膏|枇杷膏|pi2 pa5 gao1]]

A respectful way to refer to another person's mother; your esteemed mother.

phony mercy; sham benevolence; crocodile tears

A famous Buddhist temple in Xi'an built during the Tang Dynasty

(idiom) describes the natural love and mutual duty between parents and children where the children are filial and the parents are kind

The practice of children being dutiful to their parents and parents being kind and loving toward their children

Song Ci (1186-1249), a Southern Song dynasty forensic scientist and author of [[洗冤集录|洗冤集錄|xi3 yuan1 ji2 lu4]], the world's first systematic forensic science text.

A humble way to refer to one's own mother in formal speech or writing; also written as [[家母|家母|jia1 mu3]].

kindhearted; softhearted; having a kind heart or nature

A type of bird in the crow family, smaller than a common crow, traditionally praised for the myth that it feeds its parents in their old age.

(idiom) a child repaying the kindness of their parents' upbringing; literally means the young crow returns to feed its mother.

(Buddhist term) immeasurable kindness and mercy; used to describe compassion that is as vast and protective as a cloud covering all living beings

(bound form) a mother's command

a raffle or lottery held to raise money for charity

charity organization; non-profit organization dedicated to charitable purposes

filial and obedient grandchildren and children; descendants who honor their ancestors

Empress Dowager Ci'an (1837-1881) of the Qing dynasty; also known as the [[东太后|東太后|dong1 tai4 hou4]], she served as regent for the Tongzhi and Guangxu emperors alongside [[慈禧太后|慈禧太后|ci2 xi3 tai4 hou4]].