Tongzi county in [[遵义|遵義|zun1 yi4]], Guizhou province

Tongzi County in [[遵义|遵義|zun1 yi4]], Guizhou

mulberry and catalpa trees, traditionally planted around the house by one's parents

Zitong county in Mianyang, north Sichuan

to send a manuscript to the press for publication; to go to print. This term is literary and refers to the ancient practice of using catalpa wood for printing blocks.

Wu Jingzi (1701–1754), a Qing dynasty novelist famous for writing the classic satirical novel [[儒林外史|儒林外史|ru2 lin2 wai4 shi3]].

Zitong County in Mianyang, north Sichuan Province

(literary) to begin printing or to send a work to be published; literally to carve words into woodblocks for printing

(literary) Father and son

(literary) one's hometown or native place; used to refer to the place where one was born and raised

(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

(literary) tall and short trees; father and son

(literary) a carpenter or woodcarver specialized in making utensils; more generally, any skilled woodworker

(literary) carpenter; woodworker

(literary) items made by a woodworker

(literary) the coffin of an emperor or empress, traditionally made from the wood of the [[梓|梓|zi3]] tree

one's native place or hometown; literary synonym for [[故乡|故鄉|gu4 xiang1]]

the Chinese catalpa tree, Catalpa ovata, known for its yellow flowers and pod-like fruit

An address for the empress used by the emperor in traditional novels and plays. dramas

native place; one's home village or the people from it

Nanzi district of Kaohsiung city in southern Taiwan

Nanzi or Nantzu district of Kaohsiung city in southern Taiwan

(ancient name) a type of tree with large leaves resembling those of the paulownia