Zhu Di (1360-1424), fourth son of the founding Ming Emperor and himself the third Ming Emperor with the reign title [[永乐|永樂|yong3 le4]]

Dwarkanath Kotnis (1910-1942), one of five Indian doctors sent to China to provide medical assistance during the Second Sino-Japanese War

(bound form) any of several deciduous shrubs, such as the shadbush (Amelanchier asiatica), Chinese bush cherry or wild plum (Prunus japonica), or white poplar

Wudi County in [[滨州|濱州|bin1 zhou1]], Shandong

Wudi County in Binzhou, Shandong Province

(literary) Various plants in the rose or cherry family, such as the Chinese bush cherry or sparrow plum; typically refers to a shrub with small, reddish fruit.

A deciduous shrub with yellow flowers and serrated triangular leaves used for medicine or decoration.

Prunus japonica, a species of shrub; also used as a metaphor for brothers or fraternal love because its flowers grow closely together

(literary variant) a term of address for a younger male friend or a junior colleague

(literary) brothers; fraternal love and harmony. This metaphor refers to the flowers of the [[常棣|常棣|chang2 di4]] tree being beautiful and dense, like siblings supporting one another

(literary) describes a manner that is dignified, graceful, and well-versed in etiquette; also describes an appearance of being flourishing and abundant

(literary) the love and friendship between brothers; fraternity