a clay statue of an ox used in ancient ceremonies on the first day of spring to encourage farming; also called 春牛 chūn​niú

a mound of earth placed on a dike or dam to be used for emergency repairs, so named because it resembles an ox from a distance

(literary) an old alternate name for a 独轮车 dú​lún​chē

the 26th year in the Chinese Sexagenary Cycle (jǐ chǒu)