gloomy or melancholy; having pent-up feelings of frustration or sadness

depressed; dejected; sullen; heavy-hearted

depressed; despondent; gloomy; describes feeling troubled or heavyhearted due to unresolved frustration or sorrow

clinical depression; depressive disorder

gloomy; dismal; used to describe overcast weather or a dark and somber atmosphere

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

(idiom) verdant; describes a thick, healthy growth of plants and trees; a wild profusion of vegetation

(psychology) clinical depression or melancholia; a psychological disorder characterized by persistent low mood, loss of interest, and physical symptoms like insomnia or loss of appetite

(of plants) lush; luxuriant; thick

low-spirited and depressed; melancholy

To be gathered in the heart without an outlet; to suffer from pent-up frustration or emotional knots

depressed; melancholy; cheerless; feeling low or moping. (idiom)

luxuriantly green and full of life; used to describe lush, thick vegetation or forests

to be pent-up or suppressed; to build up or collect (of feelings, air, or stagnation) without being dispersed or vented

the root-tuber of the aromatic or wild turmeric plant (Curcuma aromatica), used in traditional Chinese medicine and as a yellow dye

(Chinese medicine) a condition where the body's energy flow is blocked or stuck; often related to emotional stress or imbalances in the liver

(of emotions like grief, worry, or resentment) to accumulate in one's mind over a long period without being vented

sultry; muggy; oppressive heat with no breeze

to feel depressed and frustrated because one's ambitions and talents have not been recognized or fulfilled

(medical) The accumulation of blood in a vein, caused by an obstruction or external pressure

to be unhappy and dejected; to feel miserable or discontented; depressed and heavy-hearted

lush and green; describing vegetation that is thick and deep in color

A river in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, formed by the confluence of the Zuo and You Rivers, which later joins the Qian River.

Yunan County in Yunfu City, Guangdong province

feeling sad, gloomy, or disconsolate; heavyhearted

describes plants or trees that are thick, lush, and deep green; same as [[郁郁葱葱|鬱鬱蔥蔥|yu4 yu4 cong1 cong1]]

Yunan County in Yunfu City, Guangdong Province

historical name of Yulin city in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

(Chinese medicine) a condition of sluggish or blocked blood circulation

One of the two traditional door gods, often paired with [[神荼|神荼|shen2 shu1]], who guards the spirit gate and captures evil spirits to feed to tigers.

Feeling gloomy and having little joy; used to describe a state of being heavy-hearted or despondent

feeling both depressed and indignant; worried and full of suppressed anger

Describing a literary or artistic style that is deep and heavy in emotion while remaining rhythmic and full of variation; often used to describe the poetry of [[杜甫|杜甫|du4 fu3]]

feeling gloomy and weighed down by accumulated bitterness or sorrow

growing in a thick, lush, and healthy manner (of plants)

to feel disgruntled and full of grievances; in a state of depressed resentment or dissatisfaction

The two spirits from ancient mythology who guard the entrance to a house to drive away evil spirits; they are a pair of [[门神|門神|men2 shen2]] often pictured on doors during the New Year

lush and densely wooded

to be blocked up or constricted, usually referring to repressed emotions or pent-up feelings

melancholy; pensive; describes a feeling of being sad and depressed

depressed or dejected; full of pent-up worry or frustration

Set of symptoms such as low mood, anger, or anxiety experienced during holidays, either due to the contrast between one's loneliness or grief and the festive atmosphere, or due to stress over how to spend the time

a person suffering from clinical depression or melancholia

medicine used to treat depression

a drug used to treat clinical depression

The appearance of clouds or mist rising and spreading; dense with fog or vapor

sad and melancholy; to have deep feelings of resentment or grief pent up inside

(Chinese medicine) stagnation of qi in the liver system, causing symptoms such as chest tightness, irritability, and loss of appetite

(slang) causing someone to feel depressed or gloomy; describes media or stories that have a sad or heartbreaking effect