to clarify; to make something clear, such as a fact or a misunderstanding

Chenghai, a district of [[汕头|汕頭|shan4 tou2]] in Guangdong Province

transparently clear; limpid; bright and clean

Chenghai, a district of Shantou City [[汕头市|汕頭市|shan4 tou2 shi4]], Guangdong province

glistening yellow; golden; bright yellow

Chengmai County, a place in Hainan province, China

river in Chengmai County, Hainan Province

Chengmai County in Hainan Province; named after the local [[澄江|澄江|cheng2 jiang1]] River and [[迈山|邁山|mai4 shan1]] Mountain.

transparently blue or green, like clear deep water or a cloudless sky

clear and clean; transparent

clear and transparent, especially of water or eyes; bright

clear and bright; transparent

Chengcheng County in [[渭南|渭南|wei4 nan2]], [[陕西|陝西|shan3 xi1]] province

Chengcheng County in Weinan, Shaanxi province

Chengjiang county in Yuxi prefecture, Yunnan Province

To clear the mind of distractions or to make one's thoughts quiet and pure.

Wu Cheng (1255–1330), a prominent Yuan Dynasty philosopher and educator from Jiangxi; also known by the pen name Caolu Xiansheng, he held high academic posts and compiled influential commentaries on Confucian and Taoist classics.

clear and calm; peaceful and transparent

a clear and cloudless sky

To clear the world of troubles and disturbances and restore peace.

the fine bean paste obtained after washing and filtering crushed beans

Yang Chengzhong (1913-1987), a Chinese nuclear physicist

(232–348) A famous Buddhist monk from the Western Regions during the Jin Dynasty who served as a counselor to the rulers of Later Zhao; known for his extensive learning and for bringing many prominent disciples into the faith.

(idiom) to assume office with the high ambition of reforming the government and bringing peace and order to the nation; to have a clear-eyed vision for national renewal upon entering a political career

transparently clear; limpid

To clear up the truth of a matter; to clarify the facts or the or situation.

clear and deep water

wheat starch, used in cooking to make translucent dumpling skins and as a thickener

limpid, clear, and bright; transparent and glistening

(738-839) High monk of the Tang Dynasty and the fourth patriarch of the Huayan school of Buddhism; also known as the Qingliang National Master. He was famous for his extensive commentaries on the "Avatamsaka Sutra" and for integrating Zen thought into his teachings.

wheat starch; starch produced by washing out gluten from wheat flour dough

a color that is pure, clear, and blue or greenish-blue