A flowering plant used for decoration and medicine, typically with orange or yellow petals; native to Europe but cultivated worldwide

an oil lamp without a cover; used more generally to refer to any old-fashioned domestic lighting fixture

(literary) to hold or raise a wine cup, often to propose a toast to a guest

cups and glassware; also used figuratively to refer to alcoholic drinks

A traditional wedding custom where the newlyweds exchange wine cups and drink together, often with the cups linked by a red ribbon.

Describes the lively scene of passing cups around and inviting each other to drink during a festive banquet.

to toast one another repeatedly; describes the lively atmosphere of drinking together at a feast

A pair of bowl-shaped brass clappers used by street vendors of cold snacks or plum juice to attract customers by clicking them together to produce a rhythmic sound.

to drink together in a friendly or cheerful atmosphere

local opera style from Shaanxi Province, originating from shadow puppetry and named after the small bronze bowl used for percussion

cup for drinking alcohol

a wine cup made of gold

marigold or calendula; also known as [[金盏花|金盞花|jin1 zhan3 hua1]]

poetic name for the narcissus flower, literally golden saucer on a silver terrace

(loanword) fermented shrimp paste used as a condiment in Southeast Asian cooking