to be bathed in or receive sunlight, rain, dew, or other natural elements

to feel comfortable, refreshed, and at ease, often used metaphorically

(literary) to wash the hair and bathe the body; to take a bath

to work or travel in the open regardless of the weather; to toil through hardships while traveling; literally "to comb one's hair in the wind and wash in the rain"

(idiom) a worthless person in imposing attire; someone who puts on a show of dignity or high status but lacks the character, talent, or substance to back it up

Muchuan County in [[乐山|樂山|le4 shan1]] municipality, Sichuan

Muchuan county in Leshan city, Sichuan province

to purify oneself by fasting and washing before a religious ceremony or sacrifice; shows piety and respect

(idiom) to work unceasingly or travel through hardships regardless of the weather; literally washed by rain and combed by wind; also written [[栉风沐雨|櫛風沐雨|zhi4 feng1 mu4 yu3]]

(literary) to comb one's hair and wash one's body; to groom oneself

Literally meaning "to eat the wind and wash one's hair in the rain," this idiom describes the hardships of traveling or working outdoors in the wild; also used to describe someone who works extremely hard under difficult conditions

(literary) a regular day off granted to officials in ancient times, originally for rest and bathing; usually every fifth or tenth day of the month

(literary) to receive favor or kindness from a superior

A day off or holiday; originally referred to a custom in the Han dynasty where officials were granted leave every five days to wash and rest.

body wash; liquid soap used for cleaning the skin while bathing; shower gel

Metaphor for receiving a teacher's guidance or instructions, described as feeling as pleasant and refreshing as bathing in a gentle spring breeze

liquid oil added to bathwater to soften the skin or provide fragrance

bath sponge; shower puff; a bath ball containing aromas or salts

bath products; articles used for washing and bathing

shower puff; mesh shower sponge used for exfoliating and lather

liquid soap used for washing the body in the shower

A type of monkey with a reddish face and short tail; also known as [[猕猴|獼猴|mi2 hou2]].

(literary) to bathe and apply perfume to the body before a religious ceremony or divination to show respect and devotion

(literary) oil or grease used by women to wash or lubricate hair and make it glossy

to be washed by rain and fed by the wind; used to describe the hardships of traveling or working outdoors in a difficult and unstable life

(idiom) to travel or work extremely hard in the face of difficulties and rough weather

(idiom) to bathe oneself in scented water or a fragrant hot spring