All living things in the world (originally a Buddhist term)

(literary) numerous; multitudinous; diverse and varied

kidney bean; common bean; also used as a general term for [[菜豆|菜豆|cai4 dou4]]

(botany) a perennial plant with yellowish-green flowers and aromatic leaves used for medicine or to repel insects; also called [[芸草|芸草|yun2 cao3]]

(literary) a place where books are stored in ancient times; also refers to the imperial government office in charge of books

(literary) books; collection of books

a room used for reading or studying; literary term for a library or study room, named after the fragrant [[芸香|芸香|yun2 xiang1]] herb used to protect books from insects

(literary) bookmark; books

Literary term for books, from the practice of placing common rue leaves inside to prevent pests.

a strong-scented herb with yellow-green flowers used to repel insects and in traditional medicine

rape; winter rape (Brassica rapa), a plant with yellow flowers whose seeds are used to make oil; also known as [[油菜|油菜|you2 cai4]]

rapeseed; the seed of the rape plant

The plant genus Brassica, which includes vegetables such as broccoli, cabbage, and rapeseed.

The library of the emperor in imperial China

(botany) genus Ruta, which includes the common garden herb rue

(botany) the rue or citrus family of flowering plants