In ancient mythology, a legendary island in the eastern sea inhabited by immortals; often used to describe a place of otherworldly beauty or a fairyland.

Penglai, the mythical island of immortals; a paradise on earth or a place of extreme beauty

alternative name for Mount Luofushan, a sacred Taoist site in Guangdong province where Ge Hong practiced alchemy

imperial palace of the Tang Dynasty located in the capital Chang'an

A variety of short-grain rice common in Taiwan; it is characterized by being soft and sticky when cooked and is often used for rice cakes. This type was originally developed during the Japanese colonial period to distinguish it from local long-grain [[在来米|在來米|zai4 lai2 mi3]] and rice from the Japanese mainland.