Good luck in romance or success with the opposite sex; the state of being popular with potential romantic partners.

The Peach Blossom Spring; a hidden land of peace and prosperity away from the world or a place of ideal beauty, as described in the work [[桃花源记|桃花源記|tao2 hua1 yuan2 ji4]] by [[陶渊明|陶淵明|tao2 yuan1 ming2]]

a woman's beautiful face which complements the beauty of peach blossoms

A famous prose work by the Jin Dynasty poet [[陶渊明|陶淵明|tao2 yuan1 ming2]], originally the preface to his poem of the same name. It depicts the discovery of a hidden, idyllic utopia and expresses the author's desire for a peaceful and happy society.

The wood or tree of the Swietenia genus; it is characterized by its reddish-brown color, fine grain, and use in high-quality furniture and shipbuilding.

A sudden rise in river water levels during early spring, typically occurring when peach blossoms are in bloom.

A metaphor for longing for a lover or the sadness of not being able to meet them again; refers to the story of the poet [[崔护|崔護|cui1 hu4]] and the phrase [[人面桃花|人面桃花|ren2 mian4 tao2 hua1]]

An unhappy or problematic love affair; specifically refers to unwanted romantic attention or an improper relationship that causes distress or trouble.

a hidden land of peace and prosperity; a paradise away from the turmoil of the world

to have good luck with romantic relationships or the opposite sex

A famous style of Chinese woodblock New Year painting produced in Suzhou, Jiangsu; it uses both hand-coloring and multi-block printing to depict traditional themes such as folklore, theater, and good fortune.

Historical play by Kong Shangren [[孔尚任|孔尚任|kong3 shang4 ren4]] about the fall of the Ming dynasty, following the romance between the scholar Hou Fangyu and the courtesan Li Xiangjun.

(literary) a star of ill omen in fortune-telling; believed to lead men to illness and women to prostitution

A sudden rise in river water levels during the spring, occurring when peach trees are in bloom

freshwater jellyfish of the genus Craspedacusta

poem by Tao Yuanming that serves as the companion piece and original context for the famous prose account of a hidden utopian society

Idiom used to describe the unfortunate fate of a beautiful woman, such as having a hard life, being forced into prostitution, or dying young. [[桃花|桃花|tao2 hua1]] literally refers to the peach blossom star in fortune telling.