Hong Kong, a special administrative region (SAR) of China; located on the southeast coast of China, it includes Hong Kong Island, the Kowloon Peninsula, and the New Territories

a type of sparkling wine originally from the Champagne region of France

banana; the plant or the fruit

perfume; cologne; scent

cigarette; a paper-wrapped cylinder of tobacco

A type of candy made with a gum base and flavorings that is meant to be chewed rather than swallowed; also called [[香口胶|香口膠|xiang1 kou3 jiao1]] or [[口胶|口膠|kou3 jiao1]].

sausage made of minced meat and seasonings stuffed into a casing; commonly air-dried or smoked

fragrance; scent; sweet smell; (of food) aroma or flavor

vanilla plant (Vanilla planifolia) or its flavor extract; also used as a name for specific herbs like Lysimachia foenum-graecum or Eupatorium fortunei

An edible mushroom with a brown cap and white stem that grows on the trunks of trees like oak or chestnut; often sold dried.

fragrance; aroma; pleasant smell

spice; flavoring; condiment; perfume; aromatic substances used in food or cosmetics

a light, sweet and fresh scent

fragrant; aromatic; sweet-smelling

an imaginary paradise on earth or remote utopia, based on the 1933 novel "Lost Horizon" by James Hilton

the scent or fragrance of flowers

coriander; cilantro; Chinese parsley; a fragrant herb used as a seasoning or garnish

Oil extracted from sesame seeds and used for cooking; also called [[麻油|麻油|ma2 you2]] or [[芝麻油|芝麻油|zhi1 ma5 you2]]

having both a pleasant aroma and a sweet taste; luscious; delicious

to burn incense sticks when praying to gods or ancestors

toilet soap or scented soap made with added fragrances

a sparkling white wine originally from the Champagne region of France

A famous hill and public park in the western suburbs of Beijing, famous for its red maple leaves in autumn; also known as Xiangshan Park.

a deciduous shrub or small tree of the Syringa genus that produces fragrant white or purple flowers in spring and summer; also refers to the flowers themselves

to float or waft through the air; to be fragrant and delicious (usually of food or flowers)

a perennial herb with bulbous roots and cup-shaped flowers of various colors; widely grown for ornament and used in medicine

Xianghe county in Langfang, Hebei province

popular; well-liked; in high demand; well regarded by others

burning incense and candles used in temple worship or ancestral sacrifices; the practice of making offerings to gods or ancestors

The University of Hong Kong, the oldest tertiary institution in Hong Kong

sweet-smelling and delicious; savory or appetizing

A deciduous hardwood tree (Toona sinensis) with white flowers and pinnate leaves, whose timber is used for construction and furniture

an aromatic substance prepared from various spices or extracts; used as an additive in food, cosmetics, or perfumes

the Chinese University of Hong Kong; a major public research university located in Shatin, Hong Kong

fennel; a fragrant perennial herb used as a spice in cooking or for medicinal purposes; also called [[小茴香|小茴香|xiao3 hui2 xiang1]]

a container used for burning incense, typically made of ceramic or metal; censer; thurible

antique and elegant; having a classic charm or traditional style, especially used to describe old architecture, artwork, or furniture

The scent of herbs or spices placed in books to prevent insect damage

The aromatic secretion of the musk gland from the male musk deer, used in perfumes and traditional medicine

the resinous heartwood of the agarwood tree, used for incense and traditional medicine

Mosquito-repellent incense, usually in the form of a spiral coil or stick, that kills or drives away mosquitoes when burned or heated.

(of flowers or plants) having both a pleasant fragrance and a beautiful appearance

to burn incense and worship a deity, Buddha, or ancestor; also written as [[行香|行香|xing2 xiang1]]

sweet and tasty cakes or pastries

having a strong fragrance or rich aroma

shampoo; a liquid soap for washing the hair, transliterated from the English word 'shampoo'

a delicate, faint, or subtle fragrance

Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii; also known as [[火奴鲁鲁|火奴魯魯|huo3 nu2 lu3 lu3]]

The camphor tree, an evergreen tree with fragrant wood used for repelling insects, making furniture, and extracting camphor oil; also known simply as [[樟|樟|zhang1]]