profit; earnings remaining after deducting costs and taxes from business income

to moisten; to provide moisture; to enrich or freshen

to soak; to permeate; to moisten slowly with liquid

The ratio of profit to cost for a specific product, or the ratio of total profits to capital investment over a certain period; profit rate

moist; damp; humid

round and full; smooth and lustrous, as of an object surface or physical appearance

rosy and healthy in appearance, usually describing skin or a complexion

to apply oil, grease, or other substances to surfaces in contact to reduce friction and wear

oil used to reduce friction, cool, and seal moving parts in machinery; lube

China Resources, a Chinese state-owned conglomerate

a substance, such as oil, grease, or powder, applied between machine parts or surfaces to reduce friction and wear

moist and glossy; smooth and radiant; fresh and vigorous

Chow Yun-Fat (1955-), a famous Hong Kong film and television actor

to polish a piece of writing; to add finishing touches to a work of art or literature to make it more elegant

having a full body and smooth, moist skin; plump and healthy-looking

tender, soft, and moist

smooth and sleek; well-lubricated or glossy in texture

to moisten; to soak; to wet

bentonite; a type of absorbent clay used in industry and drilling

Chen Jingrun (1933-1996), a famous Chinese mathematician and number theorist

clear and melodious; often used to describe a voice or singing style that is both crisp and resonant

smooth and glossy; lustrous or sleek, often used to describe skin or surfaces

lubricating grease; oleosol

fair, smooth, and radiant, especially when describing a person's skin

having an oily luster; moist and smooth

literally "as round as pearls and as smooth as jade"; used to describe singing that is mellow and clear, or writing that is elegant and polished

sweet and smooth, used to describe a pleasant singing or speaking voice

Runzhou district of Zhenjiang city in Jiangsu province

to moisten or soak; juicy and nourishing

to adorn or touch up; to polish a piece of writing, work of art, or task to make it more perfect

fine and smooth with a glossy or moist appearance

Fengrun District of Tangshan City in Hebei Province

payment or remuneration for a piece of writing or a painting

warm and moist; pleasant and humid, usually describing climate

brightly colored and moist in appearance; fresh and shiny

moist or damp, often used to describe air or soil

extra profit earned beyond the normal level; excess profit

Runzhou district of [[镇江市|鎮江市|zhen4 jiang1 shi4]] in Jiangsu Province

to invigorate or enrich oneself with virtues or integrity

The standard scale of fees or price list charged by a painter, calligrapher, or writer for their creative work; also known as [[润例|潤例|run4 li4]].

a substance used to keep things moist, such as a humectant or moistener

remuneration for a writer, painter, or calligrapher for their creative work; also called [[润笔|潤筆|run4 bi3]]

(of a singing voice or writing style) smooth and pleasing; round and polished like pearls and jade

to receive a share of profit or benefits; to benefit from something

Payment or fees given to someone for their professional writing, calligraphy, or painting; same as [[润笔|潤筆|run4 bi3]] or [[润资|潤資|run4 zi1]]

insidious slander that gradually seeps into one's mind to influence their opinion

pure as ice and smooth as jade; describes a person's noble character or fine appearance

Literally meaning that moisture on a stone pillar base predicts rain, this idiom describes how small signs can reveal the truth or the way things are going to develop.