a feat in gymnastics or acrobatics where people stand on top of each other to form multiple layers

The sweet fruit of Siraitia grosvenorii used in traditional medicine as a sweetener or to treat coughs

The eighteen saints or arhats of Buddhism who are said to have stayed in the world to protect the dharma; they are commonly depicted as a group in Buddhist temples.

An evergreen tree with needle-like leaves, often used for ornamental purposes or construction; its seeds sit on a fleshy red base that resembles a monk in robes.

(Buddhism) A saint or holy person who has reached enlightenment and escaped the cycle of rebirth; often shortened to [[罗汉|羅漢|luo2 han4]].

broad bean; fava bean; also called [[蚕豆|蠶豆|can2 dou4]] or [[胡豆|胡豆|hu2 dou4]]

A type of high-quality copper and gold coin minted during the reign of Emperor Kangxi; legend says these were cast from melted-down Buddhist statues to fund military campaigns, and they are now considered good luck charms.

a type of hybrid ornamental aquarium fish known for its colorful scales and the prominent hump on its head

A style of Chinese martial arts, also known as [[迷踪艺|迷蹤藝|mi2 zong1 yi4]] or My Jhong Law Horn; literally translated as "Lost Track Arhat Fist".

The eight hundred Buddhist arhats (saints); according to legend, these disciples of the Buddha lived in China, with five hundred at Mount Tiantai and three hundred at Mount Yandang

a figure made of snow, often resembling a person

Arhat Boxing; a famous style of Shaolin kung fu

an evergreen tree from Japan with scale-like leaves and a conical crown, often used for timber and decoration; Thujopsis dolabrata

snail fever; schistosomiasis; a disease caused by parasitic worms (bilharzia)

potbelly; a large, protruding belly

A single man, especially one who is unmarried or widowed

A woman who is unable to have children, particularly one who does not menstruate.