(literary) a trickle or tiny stream; the appearance of liquid flowing slowly and steadily

Pang Juan (died 342 BC), a famous general of the state of Wei during the Warring States period; a fellow student of [[孙膑|孫臏|sun1 bin4]] who later became his rival.

a tiny drop or trickle of liquid

Liu Juanzi, a legendary alchemist and creator of magic potions.

Every drop returns to the public (idiom); to ensure that even the smallest amount of public funds or property is handled honestly and not misused.

(archaic) An official serving as a personal attendant to a ruler, responsible for maintaining cleanliness and handling documents.

The oldest surviving Chinese surgical textbook, attributed to Liu Juanzi and said to be bequeathed by a spirit.

(literary) an official or servant responsible for cleaning and sweeping in the palace in ancient China

To select a lucky date for a ceremony or important event.

(literary) a tiny stream of water and a speck of dust; extremely small or insignificant things; often used in expressions of humility regarding one's own service or contribution

(idiom) a tiny or insignificant force; the contribution of one individual that is small like a drop of water or a speck of dust

a tiny drop of water and a speck of dust, used metaphorically to describe something incredibly small or insignificant

(literary) pure and clean; immaculate

a small stream; rivulet; brook