(literary) the remuneration or salary paid to a private teacher; originally a gift of dried meat given to a teacher as a sign of respect

statesman, historian, and poet of the Northern Song Dynasty who was one of the eight great masters of Tang and Song prose

(variant form) to study at school; to cultivate one's scholarship or moral character; to work on a career or estate

(literary) salary or a gift presented to a teacher or tutor; also written as [[脩金|脩金|xiu1 jin1]]

(variant form) neat or well-arranged in appearance; same as [[修修|修修|xiu1 xiu1]]

dried meat; strips of dried jerky

(literary) teacher's salary or tuition fees

(variant form) to advance in virtue and cultivate one's work or studies