lucky; auspicious; propitious

person, animal, or object used as a symbol to represent a group with a common identity or to bring good luck, such as those used for sports teams or major events

happy, peaceful, and auspicious; blessed with harmony and good fortune

ominous; inauspicious; unlucky or suggesting that something bad will happen

kindly and benevolent; often used to describe the appearance or attitude of an older person

Show Luo or Alan Luo (1979-), a famous Taiwanese pop singer and actor

May you have good fortune and everything goes according to your wishes; lucky and smooth-sailing.

an auspicious or magic cloud seen as a lucky omen; also written as [[瑞云|瑞雲|rui4 yun2]]

The place where something originated or rose to prominence; the cradle of a movement or culture; historically, the birthplace of an emperor or the site where a dynasty began.

a propitious omen; an auspicious sign indicating that something good is about to happen

Feng Yuxiang (1882-1948), a Chinese warlord known as the "Christian General" who was at times an ally and a critic of Chiang Kai-shek.

Wen Tianxiang (1236-1283), a famous politician and poet of the late Song dynasty who became a folk hero and symbol of loyalty for his resistance against the Mongol invasion.

prosperity and good fortune symbolized by the dragon and phoenix; often used as a wedding greeting representing the bride and groom

An auspicious sign; a lucky or favorable omen

(1880–1967) Chinese banker and politician; a prominent official of the Kuomintang (KMT) and one of the wealthiest men in early 20th-century China

Pingxiang, a county-level city in [[崇左市|崇左市|chong2 zuo3 shi4]], Guangxi province

Zhongxiang, a county-level city in Jingmen, Hubei Province

a portent of bad things to come; an unlucky sign

to give rise to something positive; to originate or emerge; historically used to refer to the birthplace of a monarch or the site where a dynasty began

official of the Jin Dynasty and one of the twenty-four filial exemplars known for lying on ice to catch fish for his stepmother

memorial ceremony held two years after the death of a parent marking the end of the mourning period

Pingxiang, a county-level city in [[崇左市|崇左市|chong2 zuo3 shi4]], Guangxi

Jiaxiang County in Jining, Shandong province

Zhongxiang, a county-level city in [[荆门市|荊門市|jing1 men2 shi4]], Hubei province

Rebel leader during the late Ming Dynasty who first held the title Dashing King

Jiaxiang County in Jining [[济宁|濟寧|ji3 ning2]], Shandong

serene; composed; unruffled

Xiangyun County in Dali Bai autonomous prefecture, Yunnan province; located in central Yunnan east of [[大理|大理|da4 li3]]

Lu Zhengxiang (1871-1949), a Chinese diplomat and Catholic monk

Former county in Hubei, now Zhongxiang county-level city [[钟祥市|鍾祥市|zhong1 xiang2 shi4]]

to turn bad luck into good; to have a disaster turn into a favorable outcome

Daxiang District of Shaoyang city, Hunan province

(idiom) a friendly or harmonious atmosphere leads to good luck and happiness; being good-natured leads to auspicious outcomes that are favorable or propitious

Jin Lvxiang (1232–1303), a prominent Neo-Confucian scholar of the late Song and early Yuan dynasties known for his works on history and the classics.

A famous scenic area in Hualien County, Taiwan, located on the Cross-Island Highway; named in honor of the historical figure [[文天祥|文天祥|wen2 tian1 xiang2]].

omens or signs of bad and good fortune; portents of evil and good

one of the alternative names for the bodhisattva associated with transcendent wisdom in Mahayana Buddhism

the Bodhisattva of Transcendent Wisdom in Mahayana Buddhism, often depicted with a sword and a book

A person of exceptional ability; describes rare and noble figures compared to the awe-inspiring phoenix and the auspicious unicorn.

A memorial ceremony held at the end of the first year of mourning for a parent.

A congratulatory phrase used for a woman's wedding, originally describing blooming peach blossoms to represent a bride being married at the ideal age.

(literary) an omen or sign of disaster or blessing; a prediction of luck or misfortune

an auspicious omen of bears appearing in a dream, used as a wish or congratulations for giving birth to a boy

auspicious light; aura of good fortune or peace

(literary) to use punishment cautiously and fairly so as to benefit the people; to make punishment a blessing

ancient sacrificial bronzes, such as bells and tripod vessels, engraved with the names of distinguished people

propitious or gentle wind; a light breeze associated with good fortune and the south

(literary) an auspicious [[麒麟|麒麟|qi2 lin2]], a mythical horse-like creature traditionally viewed as a sign of good fortune

A symbol of a peaceful and prosperous age; metaphorically used to describe people of rare and extraordinary talent as hard to find as mythical beasts