Natural spring of water warmer than the local average annual temperature, often formed by heat from nearby volcanic activity or mineral deposits

(proper name) Koizumi; specifically refers to Koizumi Junichiro, the Japanese Prime Minister from 2001 to 2006

Quanzhou, a prefecture-level city in southeastern [[福建|福建|fu2 jian4]] Province; historically it was a major international trade hub during the Song and Yuan dynasties.

natural spring water containing minerals or trace elements that is bottled for drinking or therapeutic use

Spring of water that jets upward from the ground; also refers to man-made decorative water features or geysers.

the source or origin of something (e.g. knowledge, strength, or inspiration)

water that flows out of the ground from a spring

Quanzhou prefecture-level city in [[福建省|福建省|fu2 jian4 sheng3]] province

Koizumi Jun'ichirō (1942-), a Japanese politician who served as Prime Minister from 2001 to 2006

(literary) the Yellow Springs; the realm of the dead in Chinese mythology, similar to Hades or the netherworld

Longquan, a county-level city in Lishui [[丽水|麗水|li2 shui3]], Zhejiang [[浙江|浙江|zhe4 jiang1]]

spring water found in the mountains

A prefecture-level city in Gansu Province; historically a vital gateway for trade with Central Asia via the Hexi Corridor.

clear, clean spring water; crystal-clear fountain

a bubbling fountain or gushing spring; can also be used to describe gushing tears

sweet springwater; a spring that flows with sweet water

Yangquan, a prefecture-level city in Shanxi Province [[山西省|山西省|shan1 xi1 sheng3]]

Baotu Spring, a famous culturally significant artesian karst spring located in Jinan, Shandong Province

Spring water containing a high amount of dissolved minerals or trace elements

the hole or opening where spring water flows or bubbles out; mouth of a spring or fountain

Wang Lequan (born 1944), a high-ranking official in the Chinese Communist Party, best known for serving as the Party Secretary of Xinjiang from 1994 to 2010

(literary) forests and mountain springs; nature

Fuquan, a county-level city in Guizhou Province, specifically within [[黔南布依族苗族自治州|黔南布依族苗族自治州|qian2 nan2 bu4 yi1 zu2 miao2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]]

An intermittent spring that periodically erupts with hot water or steam; abbreviation of [[间歇喷泉|間歇噴泉|jian4 xie1 pen1 quan2]]

Yangquan, a prefecture-level city in Shanxi Province [[山西省|山西省|shan1 xi1 sheng3]]

Wanquan River in Hainan Province

deep underground springs

The origin or root of things such as knowledge, power, or emotion.

tears gush out like a spring; to weep floods of tears

The road to the underworld; the world of the dead.

natural spring or fountain

to gush or bubble up like a spring; used to describe a continuous and abundant flow of things such as tears, ideas, or writing

(literary) hot spring

Jiuquan prefecture-level city in [[甘肃省|甘肅省|gan1 su4 sheng3]] province

Spring water with a temperature lower than the local annual average temperature.

Quangang, a district of [[泉州|泉州|quan2 zhou1]] City in Fujian province

Shiquan County in Ankang, Shaanxi province

Quangang, a district of Quanzhou City [[泉州市|泉州市|quan2 zhou1 shi4]], Fujian

Fuquan, a county-level city in [[黔南布依族苗族自治州|黔南布依族苗族自治州|qian2 nan2 bu4 yi1 zu2 miao2 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]], Guizhou

Yuquanying, a neighborhood in Beijing

Linquan County in Fuyang City, Anhui province

the flow of water from a spring

Linquan County in Fuyang City, Anhui Province

A famous ceramic kiln in Longquan, Zhejiang, that reached its peak during the Song Dynasty; also used to refer to the celadon pottery produced there.

Longquan, a county-level city in [[丽水市|麗水市|li2 shui3 shi4]], Zhejiang province

Shiquan County in Ankang [[安康|安康|an1 kang1]], Shaanxi Province

Yuquan district of Hohhot city in Inner Mongolia

sweet spring or fountain; a source of sweet water

Liquan County in Xianyang, Shaanxi Province