gentle and soft; tender; sweet; refers to a person's temperament or manner, often used to describe women

soft; lithe; not hard or stiff

mild, soft, or gentle in light, sound, or personality

soft, mellow, or graceful, as in sounds, music, or dance movements

tender feelings; gentle sentiments; tenderness

weak and delicate; physically frail

soft, gentle, and beautiful; usually used to describe a melody, voice, lighting, or appearance

a hand-to-hand martial art originating in Japan that emphasizes using an opponent's force against them; it has been an Olympic sport since 1964

The property of being soft and easily deformed; pliancy; softness

appeasing or conciliate; using gentle means to win over others

gentle and yielding in character or personality; mild and compliant

indecisive; irresolute; hesitant when needing to make a decision

soft, smooth, and silky; having a texture that is both yielding and slippery

tender; delicate; soft and fine in texture

pliable and tough; supple and strong

gentle, quiet, and introverted in temperament; feminine in nature. Opposite of [[阳刚|陽剛|yang2 gang1]]

the quality of being supple or flexible

gentle and lovely; charming; amiable; soft and beautiful

tender and soft as water; to be deeply attached to someone with gentle affection

tender, soft, and moist

Huairou, a suburban district of Beijing

to combine firmness and flexibility; to balance toughness with gentleness in one's actions or treatment of others

charming and gentle; describes a woman with a delicate and graceful appearance or manner

to use gentle or flexible means to overcome a powerful or rigid force; to defeat strength through softness

tender feelings and honeyed affection; deeply in love and showing extreme tenderness

Describing someone who appears soft or gentle on the outside but possesses great inner strength and resolve; outwardly mild but inwardly stubborn

a soft and gentle heart; refers to deep and lingering feelings of love or tenderness

A Japanese martial art emphasizing soft or yielding techniques to overcome an opponent; also includes modern variants like Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

(literary) the tender, white sprout of a plant, such as cogon grass

thin and soft; slender and delicate

to be extremely soft, like a body with no bones to support it

the quality of being soft or pliable; flexibility; limpness; ductility

soft and mild, often describing music or voices

A very soft or pliable temperament; used to describe a person who was once tough or rigid but has become gentle and submissive.

(idiom) mild, kind, and sincere; originally used to describe the ideal character produced by a classical education in poetry

A laundry additive used to make clothing fibers feel fluffy and soft

The former Huairou county, now known as the Huairou rural district of Beijing

soft and thin or delicate, such as willow branches

appearing tough or strong on the outside while being soft or vulnerable on the inside

Literally meaning "to feel as if one's soft intestines have been cut into pieces"; used to describe extreme grief or being overwhelmed by sorrow.

the quality of being flexible or yielding to force; (physics/engineering) the reciprocal of stiffness or the spring constant

Describes a state of being overwhelmed by complex, lingering emotions that are impossible to resolve; weighed down by deep feelings or sorrow.

Having a gentle or weak inner nature while maintaining a tough or strong appearance.

delicate and moist, typically describing skin, texture, or physical appearance

gentle, soft, and quiet in disposition

overwhelmed with deep sorrow or anxiety; literally describing the heart and intestines as being tied in a hundred knots due to grief

Gymnastic exercises involving the movement of various joints to increase the body's flexibility and range of motion.

The soft can subdue the hard; gentleness can overcome force.

to use gentle or soft methods to conquer a hard or strong opponent; to win through flexibility or mildness