Sprite (soft drink)

deep green; emerald green; jade green

green or blue-green ripples on the surface of clear water

resplendent and magnificent; used to describe the glorious splendor and dazzling appearance of buildings, palaces, or decorations

jasper; a hard, fine-grained variety of quartz often containing iron that gives it a green, brown, or red color, used for jewelry and ornaments

(bound form) gold and green colors; refers to the rich and splendid colors used in traditional architecture and painting

fair-haired and blue-eyed; specifically of typical Western appearance

dark blue; azure; deep blue like the color of the sea or a clear sky

blood shed in a just cause; refers to the legend of a loyal official whose blood turned into green jade three years after he was killed

A high-quality green tea from the Dongting Mountain region of Jiangsu province, characterized by its spiraled leaf shape and strong aroma.

(literary) the blue sky; the firmament; in Taoist belief, the highest heaven in the east where blue clouds spread

a young, beautiful girl from a family of modest means; a lovely daughter from a humble household

a clear blue sky; the azure expanse

Baguio City, located on Luzon island in the Philippines; it is known for its mild climate and as a summer resort.

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

A variety of peach tree cultivated for its ornamental flowers and medicinal uses

Buddhist temple in the Fragrant Hills park area northwest of Beijing; originally built in 1331, it served as the temporary resting place for Sun Yat-sen from 1925 to 1929

Describes a scene of green or blue water stretching out endlessly as far as the eye can see

a cloudless blue sky, as if it has been washed clean

(idiom) green sea under the blue sky; describes the vast expanse where the water and sky merge into a single shade of blue; also used to describe the profound loneliness of a woman whose partner is away

Clinique, a global brand of skincare and cosmetics products

Names of ancient deities mentioned in the Book of Han, believed to reside in Yizhou (modern-day Yunnan)

heart of pure loyalty; refers to deep patriotism or a willingness to sacrifice one's life for a just cause

A vast expanse of green or blue, usually used to describe the boundless surface of the sky or a body of water

green grass like a cushion; a green meadow that is soft and inviting like a carpet

Biji Mountain, also known as the Western Hills, located to the west of Kunming in Yunnan Province

the water is emerald and the mountains are green; used to describe beautiful and elegant scenery

(literary) to mistake red for green; to be confused or dazzled, particularly due to being drunk, lovelorn, or physically blurred

utterly loyal and ready to sacrifice one's life for a noble cause; unwavering patriotism

Putog, a former county in Tibet that existed from 1983 to 1999 and is now part of [[左贡县|左貢縣|zuo3 gong4 xian4]]

To search up into the highest heavens and down into the deepest underworld; to leave no stone unturned in an exhaustive search. From a line in the Tang dynasty poem "Song of Everlasting Regret" by Bai Juyi.

a specific shade of light cyan or pale bluish-green, historically associated with the dyed silks of the Southern Tang dynasty

Describes the red roof ridges and green tiles of a grand building; used to describe the magnificent residences of the wealthy or powerful

A tent or military screen with a green oiled-cloth cover, commonly used in ancient military camps

Putog, a former county (1983–1999) in [[左贡县|左貢縣|zuo3 gong4 xian4]], Tibet

Beyoncé (1981-), American pop singer

(loanword) pecan

Biotherm (brand name)

(literary) the blue sky; the azure heavens

derogatory term or insult, used as a phonetic loanword from English

glossy green; bright bluish green; same as [[绿油油|綠油油|lu:4 you2 you2]]

A deep pool or lake with clear green water

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

The 35th wedding anniversary; also known as [[珊瑚婚|珊瑚婚|shan1 hu2 hun1]].

a semi-precious silicate mineral of many colors used as a gemstone

green-colored glazed tile; blue-green roof tile

(literary) an old, sometimes derogatory term for Westerners; literally "blue eyes"

(literary) non-Chinese person with blue or green eyes; specifically used historically to refer to Westerners or Central Asians