fence made of bamboo, twigs, or reeds; used to surround houses or yards

To live in someone else's house and depend on their charity or support

hedge; fence; a physical barrier made of brushwood or bamboo

a fence or hedge; literally a barrier of woven branches

A barrier or protective structure surrounding a house or yard, typically made of woven bamboo, branches, or thorny plants; same as [[篱笆|籬笆|li2 ba5]]

A long-handled kitchen strainer made of bamboo, wicker, or wire, used for scooping items out of liquids

A bamboo fence and a thatched cottage; a simple home or a plain living environment in the countryside.

To live in someone else's house; depends on others for a living without being independent.

to lean on others for help or to lack originality; literally meaning to rely on another person's fence or wall

a fence or paling used to surround and enclose an area

a fence or hedgerow used as a barrier

fence or boundary made of closely planted shrubs or bushes

a fence made from strips of bamboo

a fence made of bamboo strips or poles

(regional) A fence made of bamboo or twigs.

(Northeast Chinese dialect) prison; jail; a bamboo prisoner's cage

(dialect) a partition or screen made of woven materials like bamboo, rushes, or grain stalks; a weir of similar construction used to trap fish

fence or hedge; a wall made of bamboo or brushwood

(literary) things produced in one's own garden; household items of little value

(literary) a fence made of bamboo or twigs

A row of bushes or plants planted closely together to form a fence or boundary around a garden or building; hedgerow.

(idiom) unable to advance or retreat; stuck in a difficult position where one cannot move forward or back; often used as part of a riddle where the answer is [[进退两难|進退兩難|jin4 tui4 liang3 nan2]]

literally a goat's horns getting caught in a fence; used to describe being in an impossible situation where it is difficult to either move forward or retreat

a bird species of China (Iduna pallida)

(bird species of China) Sykes's warbler (Iduna rama)

historical slang referring to sneaking into houses and committing petty crimes or theft

(dialect) wicker sewing basket

(bird species of China) booted warbler (Iduna caligata)