Donald Tsang (1944–), also known by his Cantonese name Tsang Yam-kuen; he served as the second Chief Executive of Hong Kong from 2005 to 2012

the shade provided by leafy trees or foliage; also written [[绿阴|綠陰|lu:4 yin1]]

the cool, shaded area under a group of trees

(idiom) describes an area or road with many leafy trees that provide shade; tree-lined and shady

the shade provided by a tree; a place under a tree that is protected from direct sunlight

boulevard; avenue; a wide street with trees on both sides

thick shade provided by dense trees or foliage

To block out sunlight or provide shelter; also written as [[遮阴|遮陰|zhe1 yin1]]

Huaiyin, a district of Jinan City, Shandong Province

to be shaded or covered by the foliage of trees

shady and cool; describes a place or feeling of coolness resulting from being sheltered from the sun

the shade provided by willow trees; the cool area under leafy willow branches

(of trees) to provide shade; (metaphorically) to protect or bless descendants through ancestral merit or status

to provide shade from the sun, usually of a tree

Zhang Yinhuan (1837-1900), a senior diplomat and politician during the late Qing dynasty.

(literary) your fortunate protection (often used as a polite honorific toward a superior); blessings or protection from ancestors

an unintentional action that leads to an unexpected positive result; literally meaning 'planting a willow branch without intent and seeing it grow into a shade tree'

to bestow a title on one's wife and a hereditary rank on one's son; refers to a high official's success benefiting his whole family in feudal society

Jiayin, a county in Heilongjiang province under the administration of [[伊春|伊春|yi1 chun1]] City

(loanword) a spicy and sour Thai soup, typically made with shrimp

tree-shaded road; avenue

Jiayin, a county in Yichun City, Heilongjiang Province

the protection, blessings, or wealth left behind by ancestors for the benefit of their descendants; legacy

a spicy and sour Thai soup

A title or official rank inherited by descendants due to the achievements and merits of their ancestors

(bound form) historical system where government offices or titles were conferred upon the offspring of officials who died in service or performed meritorious deeds

intentional efforts may fail while unexpected actions lead to success; literally: planting flowers with care but they do not bloom, while sticks of willow planted without thought grow into shade

A wide avenue or boulevard lined with shady trees; often found in urban areas for beautification and greenery

Huaiyin, a district of Jinan City [[济南市|濟南市|ji3 nan2 shi4]], Shandong

shade created by a thicket or grove of trees

The thick branches and leaves of trees are so dense that they seem to cover the sky.

(literary) the shade of the wild pear tree remains; used to describe the lasting influence or legacy of a beloved and virtuous official

to cover or shade with foliage

(literary) official position or prestige inherited or granted based on the status and merits of one's ancestors

a deer at its death does not choose its shade; used to describe a person in a desperate situation who cannot afford to be choosy or must take extreme measures