colored silk ribbon used to attach an official seal or medal

(literary) an official seal and the silk ribbon attached to it, used as a symbol of authority or for sealing and authenticating documents in ancient China

Chen Hongshou (1598–1652), a famous painter of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties known for his unique, expressive style in figure painting; widely recognized by the pseudonym [[老莲|老蓮|lao3 lian2]] and grouped with [[崔子忠|崔子忠|cui1 zi3 zhong1]] as part of the 'Southern Chen and Northern Cui' duo.

Famous calligrapher and poet (1754–1815) during the Qing Dynasty, known for his unique style in clerical and regular scripts.

turkey; a large bird native to North America often raised for food

A type of bird known for the male's extremely long tail feathers during breeding season

(literary) an imperial seal and the colored cord attached to it; often used to refer to the seal itself or the authority it represents

Untie one's official seal; to resign from a government position or public office