Chinese herbaceous peony; a popular ornamental plant with large flowers often used in traditional medicine

alternative name for the Chinese peony (Paeonia lactiflora); a perennial herb with large red, pink, or white flowers blooming in early summer, the root of which is used in traditional medicine

the herbaceous peony plant (Paeonia lactiflora) characterized by white flowers, also called [[白花芍药|白花芍藥|bai2 hua1 shao2 yao4]]

the root of the white-flowered peony used in traditional medicine

the Chinese peony plant Paeonia lactiflora, specifically the variety with white flowers used in traditional medicine

Quebei, the ancient name of an irrigation reservoir constructed during the Spring and Autumn period in present-day Anhui; it is still operational and now known as [[安丰塘|安丰塘|an1 feng1 tang2]]

to give peonies as a gift; figuratively refers to an exchange of gifts between lovers

(Chinese medicine) the dried root of the herbaceous peony, used to clear heat, cool the blood, and relieve pain; similar in function to [[白芍|白芍|bai2 shao2]]