Shi Nai'an (1296-1371), the novelist of the late Yuan and early Ming periods who wrote [[水浒传|水滸傳|shui3 hu3 zhuan4]]

A Buddhist temple where nuns live and practice.

Buddhist nunnery; a small temple or convent where nuns live and practice

Buddhist nunnery

Tianjia'an District, a district of Huainan City in Anhui province

Tianjia'an, a district of Huainan City in Anhui Province

Xilai Temple, a temple in Tainan, Taiwan; famous as the site where the Xilai Temple Incident of 1915 was planned.

King-to Nin Jiom; a well-known manufacturer of Chinese herbal cough medicine, specifically [[枇杷膏|枇杷膏|pi2 pa5 gao1]]

The head or superior of a Buddhist nunnery or convent

a Buddhist convent or nunnery

Indian gooseberry (Phyllanthus emblica)

the fruit of the Indian gooseberry tree, also known as the amla

a major anti-Japanese uprising in Taiwan in 1915, also known as the Xilaian Incident

A collection of essays written by the late-Ming dynasty author [[张岱|張岱|zhang1 dai4]]. Comprised of eight volumes, it reflects on the prosperous customs, social life, and scenery of Jiangnan before the fall of the dynasty. The work is celebrated as a masterpiece of late-Ming literature for its vivid descriptions and refined prose.