Xiao Xun (1989-), a popular Taiwan actress and singer

lavender, specifically plants of the genus Lavandula

incense; to burn incense for its fragrance; to fumigate with incense

the practice of using essential oils for therapeutic or aromatic purposes

obsessed by a craving for power; blinded by the desire for authority

literally meaning a fragrant herb and a foul-smelling plant mixed together; it describes how good is easily overwhelmed or obscured by evil

A strong fragrance that lingers for a long time; describes a family's noble reputation and virtues being passed down through generations.

to be consumed or overwhelmed by the desire for profit; overcome by avarice and lust for gain

to have one's judgment clouded by the pursuit of personal gain and official rank; obsessed with wealth and status

(of negative desires like greed or lust) to fill the heart or completely occupy one's mind

to rise to the sky; used to describe a stench that is pervasive or a person's power and influence that is overwhelming

to exert a gradual influence on someone, especially a negative or corrupting one

(literary) gentle; amiable; warm; describes a mild or benevolent appearance

to treat with fumes or steam; to fumigate for disinfection or pest control

Aromatic grass; specifically a perennial herb of the legume family that grows in wetlands, has purple flowers, and is used for its fragrance or to remove odors.

fragrant and foul-smelling grasses; used as a metaphor for good and bad people, or the distinction between virtue and vice

Literally "fragrant herbs and foul herbs are not stored in the same vessel"; an idiom meaning that good and bad people cannot coexist or should be kept apart.

good coexists with evil; used as a metaphor for the blurring of distinctions between the good and the bad

Literally "fragrant herbs and stinking weeds must be kept in different containers," meaning that good people and bad people cannot live together or be treated as the same.

to exert a positive influence on someone; to nurture or cultivate through long-term exposure to art, culture, or good character

warm and gentle breeze; specifically a southerly wind in the summer

(variant form) tipsy; pleasantly drunk; in a drunken state