an archaic term for a name card or calling card

(literary) A humorous personification of paper

banknote or paper money used in ancient China

Leaves of the paper mulberry tree (Broussonetia papyrifera)

(archaic) paper money; banknote

(literary) A personification or respectful name for paper.

Paper made from the bark of the paper mulberry tree, used for writing or printing; sometimes referred to as 'kozogami' in Japanese contexts.

Imitation paper money burned as an offering for the deceased.

imitation paper money burned as an offering for the deceased; also called [[楮钱|楮錢|chu3 qian2]]

paper and ink; by extension, poetry, writing, or painting

pen and paper, or tools for writing and painting

(idiom) describes a copy or imitation that is so lifelike it is difficult to tell it apart from the original