Yulin, a prefecture-level city in Shaanxi Province [[陕西|陝西|shan3 xi1]]

a deciduous tree with dark brown bark and oval leaves, often used as timber

Yulin prefecture-level city in Shaanxi province

Yuci district of Jinzhong city [[晋中市|晉中市|jin4 zhong1 shi4]], Shanxi province

the wood of an elm tree

A perennial herb with thick roots used in Chinese medicine to cool the blood and stop bleeding; also known as [[黄蒢|黃蒢|huang2 chu2]].

Yuzhong County in Lanzhou City, Gansu Province

Yuzhong county in Lanzhou city, Gansu province

Yushu, a county-level city in Changchun, Jilin Province.

mulberry and elm trees

to lose at first but gain in the end; to compensate later for one's earlier failures or losses

the upper reach of the North Canal in Beijing, flowing through the northern districts before reaching Tongzhou

Yushe county in [[晋中|晉中|jin4 zhong1]] prefecture, Shanxi province

Yuci District of Jinzhong City in Shanxi Province

Yushe County in Jinzhong, Shanxi province

Yuyang District of Yulin City in Shaanxi province

(colloquial) young seeds of the elm tree, which are round and thin like small copper coins

Tongyu county in Baicheng [[白城|白城|bai2 cheng2]] prefecture, Jilin province

Tongyu County in Baicheng [[白城|白城|bai2 cheng2]], Jilin Province

A deciduous shrub or small tree in the rose family, valued for its light red flowers and leaves shaped like those of an elm; specifically Prunus triloba.

Yuyang District of Yulin City in Shaanxi Province

The flat, winged seeds of an elm tree; they resemble small copper coins and are edible when fresh and tender. Also called [[榆钱|榆錢|yu2 qian2]]

the rays of the setting sun shining on mulberry and elm trees

the sunset glow on the mulberry and elm trees; used to describe the old age or the closing years of one's life

thorny elm (Hemipteleia davidii), a deciduous tree in the elm family native to East Asia, characterized by its thorns

To compensate later for an earlier loss; to lose in one area but gain in another.

(literary) a species of elm with white bark

Another name for [[山海关|山海關|shan1 hai3 guan1]]

(literary) a strategic border fort or frontier stronghold; also used specifically to refer to [[山海关|山海關|shan1 hai3 guan1]]

the hard stump or root of an elm tree

(colloquial) a blockhead; a thickhead; a person who is stubborn or slow-witted

(colloquial) A thickheaded person; a stubborn or brainless individual; literally "elm-wood head".

A group of Buddhist cave temples located in Anxi County, Gansu Province; also known as [[万佛峡|萬佛峽|wan4 fo2 xia2]].

Fire produced by drilling or rubbing pieces of elm wood together, used in ancient times specifically during the spring season.

the botanical family Ulmaceae

Yuwang, the last of the legendary [[炎帝|炎帝|yan2 di4]] (Flame Emperors) who was said to be defeated by the [[黄帝|黃帝|huang2 di4]] (Yellow Emperor) around 2000 BC.

the fruit of the elm tree, which is small, round, and thin, resembling ancient copper coins

The Chinese elm or lacebark elm, a deciduous tree with small oval serrated leaves and greenish flowers; its tough bark is used for rope while the hard wood is used for tools and axles

A species of elm with whitish bark, appearing as a deciduous small tree or shrub.