radish; turnip, especially the daikon

carrot; an edible root vegetable that is usually orange, purple, or yellow in color

A group of organic compounds found in plants and animals that provides yellow, orange, or red coloring; it can be converted into [[维生素A|維生素A|wei2 sheng1 su4 ei1]] in the body.

the carrot (Daucus carota); a biennial herbaceous plant with an edible orange taproot

(colloquial) an affectionate nickname for a small child or a group of young children

literally "every radish to its hole"; refers to everyone having their own specific position, task, or share, with no room for extras

literally "when radishes sell fast, one doesn't wash off the mud"; when demand is high or work is rushed, merchants or workers may provide low-quality goods or careless service

white radish; daikon; turnip

a preserved food made from fresh radish that has been cut into strips, air-dried until soft, and then pickled or rubbed with salt and spices

sugar beet; a common name for [[甜菜|甜菜|tian2 cai4]]

one person for each position; every individual has their own specific task or place; to be conscientious and meticulous in one's work

daikon; large white radish

summer radish, referring to the small red variety of radish

a term of endearment for a child

Chinese roseheart radish; a large radish with green skin and purple-red flesh that is a popular vegetable in Beijing

Literally meaning "to pull out a radish and bring up the mud"; used to describe uncovering further crimes or accomplices during an investigation, or causing additional trouble while trying to solve a problem

small red variety of radish; summer radish

summer radish, specifically the small red kind

sugar beet; a plant with thick roots used as a primary source of sugar; also called [[甜菜|甜菜|tian2 cai4]] or [[糖萝卜|糖蘿蔔|tang2 luo2 bo5]]

A person or thing that looks impressive on the outside but lacks real substance, value, or inner worth

A group of organic pigments found in plants that assist in photosynthesis and are related to the production of vitamin A.

(xiehouyu) looks the same but tastes different; carrots and chili peppers are both red and hard to distinguish when stir-fried together, but the difference is immediately clear upon tasting; used to mean that while two things look similar, their true nature is revealed through experience or closer inspection

(colloquial) a man who is unfaithful or frequently chases after different women; a skirt-chaser

A savory fried pancake or pastry filled with shredded daikon radish; shredded daikon pie

a playful or informal nickname for a small child; a little nipper

(saying) one man's meat is another man's poison; different people have different preferences

A savory steamed cake made from shredded radish and rice flour, often containing ingredients like dried shrimp or mushrooms; a staple of Cantonese dim sum also common in Taiwan and Southeast Asia.

the leafy tops of a radish plant

one person's meat is another person's poison; everyone has their own different tastes and preferences

wild carrot; the flowering plant Daucus carota