spirit; mind; consciousness; the psychological or mental state of a person, as opposed to the physical or material

(literary) a magical or divine horse from myths and legends

Catholic or Orthodox Christian priest; father

the bundle of fibers in the body that carries messages between the brain and other parts of the body

mysterious; mystical; can also be used as a noun meaning "mystery"

magical; mystical; miraculous; wonderful and peculiar

The look or emotion conveyed through the eyes; a meaningful glance or wink

statue or portrait of a deity, such as a god or Buddha; joss

holy; divine; extremely dignified and solemn such that it must not be violated or treated with disrespect

facial expression; look; appearance

mental illness; psychosis; psychiatric disorder

myth; mythology; fairy tales or legends created by ancient people to explain the world and natural phenomena

The cultural and moral progress of a society, including its ideology, ethics, education, and art. Often used in contrast to [[物质文明|物質文明|wu4 zhi4 wen2 ming2]].

a woman who is extremely attractive or admired, especially a celebrity; a man's female idol

nervous system disorder; neuropathy; disease involving the nerves

facial expression; look; appearance

A series of spacecraft developed by China, often used for manned spaceflight

A mythological figure in charge of human death (e.g. the Grim Reaper)

psychiatric hospital; mental institution; mental asylum

A Shinto shrine in Tokyo, Japan, dedicated to the spirits of soldiers who died in service of the Empire of Japan; often a source of political controversy due to the inclusion of war criminals.

magical being in modern fiction, such as a fairy, elf, or leprechaun

(literary) an old poetic name for China, also known as [[赤县神州|赤縣神州|chi4 xian4 shen2 zhou1]]

the basic structural and functional unit of the nervous system; also called [[神经细胞|神經細胞|shen2 jing1 xi4 bao1]] or [[神经原|神經原|shen2 jing1 yuan2]]

Describing someone who is nervous, on edge, or overly sensitive

god; deity; divinity; spirit or demon; general term for supernatural beings

the network of nerve cells and fibers that transmits nerve impulses between parts of the body; it includes the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system

state of mind; attention; mental energy

facial expression; outward appearance; manner; bearing or deportment

The deity in Chinese folk religion and Taoism believed to bring fortune and prosperity; also refers to [[财神爷|財神爺|cai2 shen2 ye2]].

a person's state of mind; psychological condition or mental outlook

(literary) ritual objects symbolizing state power (such as the imperial seal); the throne or imperial power

miraculous skill; amazing powers or an incredible feat

a protector god, guardian spirit, or patron saint

a person's state of mind, consciousness, or awareness

The main part of the nervous system, consisting of the brain and spinal cord, that coordinates activities and transmits impulses throughout the body.

(originally a Buddhist term) supernatural power; remarkable ability; exceptional skill

Old but still vigorous and full of vitality (often used to describe an elderly person)

temple; shrine; sanctuary; a building dedicated to religious worship or the veneration of a deity

to soothe the nerves; to relieve uneasiness of mind and body; to calm one's spirit

gods; deities; divinities

mental faculty; wisdom; intellect

god or deity in heaven; celestial being

to be careful; to take care; to be on the lookout for potential problems

child prodigy; wunderkind; a child with exceptional intelligence

state of mind; consciousness; often used when describing a person who is distracted, fascinated, or losing self-control

To refresh oneself, perk up, or stimulate the spirit, often via a drink or wash

(bound form) an immortal; a holy man; a person who has attained the way in Daoist tradition

full of spirit; having a lively or energetic expression, especially regarding one's eyes

The second pair of cranial nerves in humans and vertebrates that transmits visual information from the retina to the brain.