to be deficient in something; to be short of supplies or money

An influential medical text from the Han Dynasty written by [[张机|張機|zhang1 ji1]], also known as [[张仲景|張仲景|zhang1 zhong4 jing3]]. Part of the larger work [[伤寒杂病论|傷寒雜病論|shang1 han2 za2 bing4 lun4]], it focuses on internal diseases and their treatments. The name 'Golden Cabinet' signifies its value as a collection of precious and secret medical knowledge.

to be deficient in or short of something, such as supplies or money

impoverished; short of money or resources; lacking in material goods

To have no need to worry about shortages; to have plenty of resources, money, or supplies.

exhausted; depleted; run dry; dry; completely dried up or used up

Ancient state archives where important documents and historical records were kept securely.

Secure places used in ancient times for storing important state documents or articles; also written [[石室金匮|石室金匱|shi2 shi4 jin1 gui4]]

(literary) to never have a deficiency; to never be lacking; endlessly or without ceasing

(idiom) If one is industrious, one will not be in want; hard work ensures that one's needs are met.

to be filial and devoted to one's parents throughout one's life; never-ending filial devotion

to provide assistance or relief to those who are poor or in need

tired; weary

scarce; poor; exhausted of resources

destitute; impoverished

exhausted; used up; completely drained of resources

a lack of language skills or vocabulary; specifically used in linguistics to describe a language deficit

Insufficient funds and lack of resources or power to act; financially strapped and lacking the means to get things done

a metal bookcase or strongbox used to store important documents and books; often used as a metaphor for careful storage or a place of secrecy