The cotton rose hibiscus, a shrub with large flowers that change color from white or pink to deep red; also known as [[木芙蓉|木芙蓉|mu4 fu2 rong2]]

Nickname for [[成都|成都|cheng2 du1]] in Sichuan province.

Furong district of [[长沙市|長沙市|chang2 sha1 shi4]] in Hunan province

(idiom) like a lotus flower breaking the surface; used to describe a young woman who is surpassingly beautiful and elegant, or to describe a piece of writing or calligraphy as being fresh and natural.

shredded, desiccated, or mashed coconut meat, often used as a filling or topping for cakes and pastries and candy

Filling for cakes and pastries made from boiled, dried, and ground beans such as soybeans, mung beans, or peas mixed with sugar

A species of deciduous hibiscus shrub with large flowers that change color from white to pink; often grown for ornament or medicinal use.

Poetic name for Hunan province, derived from the abundance of hibiscus flowers along the Xiang River.

(idiom) a lotus flower just emerging above the water; used to describe a piece of writing or art that is fresh and natural, or a woman who is elegant and beautiful

Tang Paradise, a large cultural theme park located in Xi'an

A perennial parasitic plant without chlorophyll, characterized by its fleshy stem and scale-like leaves; its stem is used in traditional medicine to treat the kidneys, stop bleeding, or as a laxative.

a luxurious and colorful bed curtain or mosquito net, historically dyed with hibiscus flower juice

alternate title for the famous Qing Dynasty tanci ballad-singing story also known as The Jade Dragonfly

opium prepared for smoking; a literary or polite historical name for opium paste

cotton rose hibiscus; confederate rose; hibiscus mutabilis

canary bird, especially as kept as a pet; Serinus canaria

(bound form) desert broomrape; specifically referring to [[肉苁蓉|肉蓯蓉|rou4 cong1 rong2]] or [[草苁蓉|草蓯蓉|cao3 cong1 rong2]], which are used in traditional medicine

A type of parasitic annual herb in the Broomrape family; it has a fleshy, purplish-brown stem and thick rootstocks, and is used in traditional medicine

lotus seed paste; a sweet paste made from dried lotus seeds used as a filling in traditional pastries

steamed bun filled with sweet lotus seed paste

thoroughly mashed or minced garlic; garlic paste

A steamed bun filled with sweet bean paste

(literary) opium; poppy