The largest tributary of the [[黄河|黃河|huang2 he2]], flowing from Gansu province through Shaanxi province; also known as [[渭水|渭水|wei4 shui3]].

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

(idiom) to be entirely different; to be as distinct as the waters of the [[泾|涇|jing1]] and [[渭|渭|wei4]] rivers, one of which is clear and the other muddy; to have a clear line between right and wrong

The Wei River in Shaanxi province, which flows through the [[关中平原|關中平原|guan1 zhong1 ping2 yuan2]]; also known as the [[渭河|渭河|wei4 he2]].

Weinan, a prefecture-level city in [[陕西省|陝西省|shan3 xi1 sheng3]] province

Xu Wei (1521–1593), a prominent Ming dynasty painter, calligrapher, poet, and dramatist known for his expressive 'splashed ink' style and his turbulent life.

Weiyuan county in [[定西市|定西市|ding4 xi1 shi4]], Gansu province

The Jing and Wei Rivers in Shaanxi province, known for the contrast between one's clear water and the other's muddy water.

Tongwei, a county in [[定西市|定西市|ding4 xi1 shi4]], Gansu Province

Linwei District of Weinan City, Shaanxi

Tongwei county in [[定西|定西|ding4 xi1]] city, Gansu province

Weiyuan County in Gansu Province, under the administration of [[定西|定西|ding4 xi1]] City.

Weicheng District in Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province

Weibin District of [[宝鸡|寶雞|bao3 ji1]] City in Shaanxi province

Linwei District of Weinan City in Shaanxi province

Unable to distinguish between good and bad or right and wrong; a failure to draw clear boundaries between different things.

Weicheng District in Xianyang City, Shaanxi; the site of the ancient Qin capital Xianyang located on the north bank of the Wei River.

famous Tang Dynasty poem by Wang Wei, also known as a parting song and set to a musical composition for bidding farewell to friends

Weibin District of Baoji City [[宝鸡市|寶雞市|bao3 ji1 shi4]], Shaanxi Province