The Cantonese language or dialect, spoken primarily in Guangdong, Guangxi, Hong Kong, Macau, and many overseas Chinese communities

A form of Chinese opera performed in the Cantonese language, popular in Guangdong, southern Guangxi, Hong Kong, and Macau.

Guangdong-style food and cooking; one of the major culinary traditions of China

(bound form) Fujian and Guangdong provinces, or the southern coastal region of China; often used in linguistic or cultural contexts referring to these two areas

One of the major Chinese languages or dialects, spoken primarily in Guangdong, southwestern Guangxi, Hong Kong, and Macau, as well as by many overseas Chinese communities. Also known as [[粤语|粵語|yue4 yu3]] or [[广东话|廣東話|guang3 dong1 hua4]].

Historical railway line linking Guangzhou and Wuchang, incorporated into the [[京广铁路|京廣鐵路|jing1 guang3 tie3 lu4]] in 1957.

Guangdong-style embroidery; it is one of the four famous traditional styles of Chinese embroidery, along with [[苏绣|蘇繡|su1 xiu4]], [[湘绣|湘繡|xiang1 xiu4]], and [[蜀绣|蜀繡|shu3 xiu4]].

a collective term for the provinces of [[广东|廣東|guang3 dong1]] and [[广西|廣西|guang3 xi1]], named after the ancient Yue people who lived there

the culinary traditions of Sichuan, Shandong, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Hunan, and Anhui; often used collectively to refer to the [[八大菜系|八大菜系|ba1 da4 cai4 xi4]]

(bound form) collective name for various ethnic groups living in ancient southern China or for the regions they inhabited

(abbreviation) Jyutping; the Cantonese romanization system developed by the Linguistic Society of Hong Kong in 1993

Another name for the [[珠江|珠江|zhu1 jiang1]].

The Pearl River Valley and the area drained by its tributaries; also known as [[珠江流域|珠江流域|zhu1 jiang1 liu2 yu4]]

South China Sea; specifically referring to the waters off the coast of Guangdong province

Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area; a development zone established in 2017 comprising Hong Kong, Macao, and nine cities in Guangdong Province

Literally "Guangdong dogs bark at snow"; describes someone who is surprised by a normal phenomenon because they have little experience, or someone who is narrow-minded and easily startled

High-pitched two-stringed fiddle used in Cantonese music; often uses steel strings and is tuned a fifth higher than a standard [[二胡|二胡|er4 hu2]]

Cantonese romanization; specifically Jyutping, which is one of several systems used to represent Cantonese sounds using the Latin alphabet