a branch or twig of a tree

litchi or lychee fruit (Litchi chinensis Sonn.)

branches and leaves; (metaphorically) minor details

the end or outer tip of a tree branch.

to be in a league of one's own; to be the only entity flourishing or succeeding while others are not

the slender branch, twig, or stem of a tree or plant

cuttlefish, typically as used on dining menus

cinnamon (Ramulus Cinnamomi)

the kapok tree (Bombax ceiba)

a dry or dead branch of a tree

a physical branch of an olive tree

the trunk and limbs of a tree

beautifully and elaborately dressed, typically referring to a woman

To grow luxuriantly (of plants); to flourish or prosper (of families or businesses).

minor peripheral problems or complications that distract from the main matter

insignificant or non-essential parts of a matter; trifles

new problems arise unexpectedly

the branch of a willow tree.

literally 'thick stems and broad leaves'; simplified or roughly sketched without attention to detail

small branches or twigs extending from a tree trunk or larger limb

Panzhihua, prefecture-level city in Sichuan Province

golden branch, jade leaves; blue-blooded nobility, especially imperial kinsmen or a peerless beauty

overcomplicated, redundant, or digressive in speech or writing

to snap a twig; a metaphor for something that requires very little effort

to graft (plants)

a twig or branch of a plant

to prune (branches etc)

tropical fruit or tree of the family Annonaceae, specifically the custard apple or soursop

to deliberately complicate an issue with side issues or new problems

Zhijiang, a county-level city in Yichang City, Hubei

to try to improve one's social standing by marrying or affiliating with people of higher status

Zicheng town in Yidu, Yichang, Hubei

Zhu Zhishan (1460-1526), Ming dynasty calligrapher and poet, one of the Four Great Southern Talents of the Ming ([[江南四大才子|江南四大才子|Jiang1 nan2 si4 da4 cai2 zi3]])

side issues keep arising

to become bogged down in details (idiom)

branch stem; shoot growing from a stump

when the root is firm, the branches flourish

dendrite (crystallography)

a gun or guns in general

Palm Sunday (the Sunday before Easter)

Palm Sunday (Christian Festival one week before Easter)

To seek connections with people of higher status or wealth (often through marriage or association).

A new branch grows out of a knot; side issues keep arising unexpectedly.

abbreviation for [[树枝状晶|樹枝狀晶|shu4 zhi1 zhuang4 jing1]], a dendritic crystal

a poetic vow to be together forever, like birds flying wing to wing or trees with intertwined branches; wishing for eternal conjugal bliss

seeds of litchi or lychee (in TCM)

near and distant relatives