gold (precious metal)

the color yellow

The second-longest river in China, originating in the Bayan Har Mountains and flowing into the Bohai Sea; widely considered the birthplace of Chinese civilization.

cucumber; an annual vine plant with yellow flowers and green, cylindrical fruit eaten as a vegetable

a yellow fatty food product extracted from milk or cream

(sports) yellow card; a yellow warning sign shown to a player or coach by a referee for a violation during a match

dusk; evening; nightfall; the period of time from sunset until it gets dark

Huangshan; Mount Huang in southern Anhui Province, famous for its scenic 'four wonders' consisting of pines, rocks, clouds, and hot springs; listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site

an ox or cattle; widely used for plowing or pulling carts

gold color; the color of gold

the seed of the soybean plant, often with a yellow husk; used as the primary ingredient for making tofu and soy milk

A week-long public holiday in China, such as the one surrounding Chinese New Year, viewed as a peak period for tourism and retail business.

egg yolk; the yellow center of an egg

golden yellow; golden

(botany) rhubarb; a perennial herb with large leaves and tiny green or yellow-white flowers, whose roots are used in traditional Chinese medicine

wasp; hornet; any of various social or solitary insects including the hornet and yellow jacket

Huangpu District of Guangzhou; location of a major harbor and the famous Huangpu Military Academy

any of several leguminous plants of the genus Astragalus, characterized by pinnate leaves and yellow or purple flowers

(Taiwan colloquial) taxicab; so named because taxis in Taiwan are painted yellow

The Yellow Emperor, a legendary ruler and folk hero who is considered the common ancestor of the Chinese people; traditional dates for his reign are approximately 2697 to 2597 BC.

yellow sandy soil typical of north China; a fine, yellowish-brown mixture of sand and clay

A marginal sea of the western Pacific Ocean located between mainland China and the Korean Peninsula, characterized by yellowish water due to silt and sediments

Chinese yellow wine brewed from grains like glutinous rice or millet; it is low in alcohol and often served warm or used for cooking.

a medical condition where high levels of bilirubin in the blood cause the skin, eyes, and mucous membranes to turn yellow; often associated with liver, gallbladder, or blood diseases

(Coptis chinensis) A perennial herb with bitter rhizomes used in traditional medicine; often used metaphorically to represent a bitter or difficult life.

yellow sand or earth; loess

yellow flowers in general

yellow soybean paste made from fermented and salted soybeans and flour; a thick paste used as a seasoning

to turn yellow; to show a yellowish color

Famous historic tower in Wuhan, Hubei Province, originally built in 223 AD. One of the Three Great Towers of Jiangnan along with [[岳阳楼|岳陽樓|yue4 yang2 lou2]] and [[滕王阁|滕王閣|teng2 wang2 ge2]]; famous as a site for poets like [[崔颢|崔顥|cui1 hao4]]

Huang Guangyu (1969-), a Chinese entrepreneur and millionaire who founded GOME Retail [[国美电器|國美電器|guo2 mei3 dian4 qi4]].

The major river flowing through Shanghai, dividing the city into [[浦西|浦西|pu3 xi1]] and [[浦东|浦東|pu3 dong1]].

Huangshi, a prefecture-level city in [[湖北|湖北|hu2 bei3]] Province

(literary) the Yellow Springs; the realm of the dead in Chinese mythology, similar to Hades or the netherworld

a yellow dragon; historically considered a symbol of the emperor and an omen of good fortune

the yellow spot in the center of the retina of the eye where vision is most sharp

yellow chrysanthemum; can also refer to wine

The Flame Emperor [[炎帝|炎帝|yan2 di4]] and the Yellow Emperor [[黄帝|黃帝|huang2 di4]], who are considered the legendary ancestors of the Chinese people

small yellowish-brown carnivorous mammal known for releasing a foul odor for defense and preying on rodents and poultry

A perennial herb with lance-shaped leaves and blue or purple flowers, the yellow roots of which are used in traditional medicine.

Chinese foxglove (Rehmannia glutinosa); its root is used in traditional medicine as [[生地|生地|sheng1 di4]] when fresh or [[熟地|熟地|shu2 di4]] when steamed.

A family of perennial shrubs with slender, jointed stems and scale-like leaves, used in traditional medicine; the stems are the source of the alkaloid ephedrine.

The period when the largest number of people are watching television or listening to the radio

Huangpu, the central district of Shanghai that includes the Bund and People's Square

Descendants of the Fiery Emperor and the Yellow Emperor; refers to the Chinese nation and the descendants of the Chinese people.

To sweep away or eliminate pornography and illegal sexual activities such as prostitution; to campaign against obscene materials.

(bound form) short for [[黄浦江|黃浦江|huang2 pu3 jiang1]] or [[黄浦区|黃浦區|huang2 pu3 qu1]]

The peak period of prosperity or accomplishment for a nation, culture, or field of activity