The wolfberry or goji berry plant, a deciduous shrub with small red berries used in Chinese medicine

(idiom) to entertain unnecessary or imaginary worries; literally "the man of [[杞|杞|qi3]] who feared the sky would fall"

Qi County, located in the prefecture-level city of [[开封|開封|kai1 feng1]], Henan Province

The State of [[杞|杞|qi3]] in modern [[杞县|杞縣|qi3 xian4]], Henan; it was a small vassal state of Shang and Western Zhou (c. 1500-445 BC).

a type of shrubby willow with long, flexible branches often used for weaving; typically grows in sandy or salty soil and helps prevent erosion

groundless or unnecessary anxiety; literal fear that the sky might fall; see [[杞人忧天|杞人憂天|qi3 ren2 you1 tian1]]

Groundless fears or unnecessary anxieties; an abbreviation for [[杞人忧天|杞人憂天|qi3 ren2 you1 tian1]]

literally the fear held by a man from the state of [[杞|杞|qi3]] that the sky might fall; used as an idiom to describe unnecessary or groundless anxiety

literally the fear held by a man from the state of [[杞|杞|qi3]] that the sky would fall; refers to groundless or unnecessary anxiety

The wife of [[杞梁|杞梁|qi3 liang2]], a senior official of the state of [[齐|齊|qi2]] who died on a military expedition; (figuratively) a widow

An official of the state of Qi during the Spring and Autumn period, named Qi Zhi (styled Liang), who died in battle during an expedition against the state of Ju.

Historical figure from the state of Qi during the Spring and Autumn Period; the historical precursor to the story of [[孟姜女|孟姜女|meng4 jiang1 nu:3]], famous for weeping so bitterly over her husband's death in battle that the city wall collapsed

(literary) high-quality wood, specifically the willow and the catalpa

(idiom) a forest of fine timber; used to describe a great number of talented people or individuals of high caliber

the fruit of the Chinese wolfberry plant, used in cooking and traditional Chinese medicine; goji berry; medlar