any of several aromatic plants of the genus Artemisia, especially Artemisia apiacea (celery wormwood) or Artemisia annua (sweet wormwood), used in traditional Chinese medicine

crown daisy; garland chrysanthemum; an edible leafy plant with yellow or white flowers and a distinct scent, common in winter dishes

(botany) the crown daisy or garland chrysanthemum, often used as a vegetable; same as [[茼蒿|茼蒿|tong2 hao1]]

tarragon; any of several perennial herbs used as a culinary seasoning

The general name for several types of aromatic plants such as [[蒿|蒿|hao1]] or artemisia.

mugwort and goosefoot; weeds; wild grass

an edible water plant in the mugwort family with purple lower stems and yellow flowers, also known as [[水蒿|水蒿|shui3 hao1]]

A fragrant herbaceous plant with small flowers and feather-like leaves, used in traditional medicine; also known as [[青蒿|青蒿|qing1 hao1]]

to observe the country's ills with deep concern; to be anxious about current political affairs or the state of the world

To look out as far as the eye can see

to feel deep grief and distress when looking at the current state of the world and the suffering of the people

a perennial herb in the daisy family, typically reaching sixty to one hundred fifty centimeters in height with fine hairs on its stem; it is used in traditional medicine to stop bleeding, reduce swelling, and relieve pain

watercress (Nasturtium officinale)

a species of wormwood in the mugwort family, typically characterized by purple lower stems and yellow flowers

Japanese mugwort (Artemisia japonica), a perennial herb in the sunflower family

white mugwort, a type of herbaceous plant in the wormwood genus used in traditional cooking and medicine

the plant Conyza blinii, a type of horseweed used in traditional medicine

mugwort; any of several aromatic plants of the genus Artemisia used in traditional medicine and during the Dragon Boat Festival

capillary wormwood; a perennial herb with branched stems and yellow flowers, often used in Chinese medicine

A perennial aquatic herb that grows near the water's edge; its needle-like leaves and tender stems are edible.

tarragon; specifically the capillary wormwood used in traditional medicine

The slender, edible young stems of the crown daisy chrysanthemum, used as a vegetable.

(literary) a simple hut made of grass or straw

wormwood; various plants in the artemisia family

tomb; a place for the dead. Originally the name of a mountain south of Mount Tai believed to be the home of souls after death, it became a general term for a graveyard or burial ground.

Wild grass and weeds have overgrown the path; used to describe a place that is extremely desolate, abandoned, or rarely visited by people.

a type of aromatic labiate plant similar to mugwort

(biochemistry) artemisinin, also known as Qinghaosu, a chemical used in the treatment of malaria

sweet wormwood (Artemisia annua), a medicinal herb used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat fever and malaria