branch; twig

round or oval fruit of this tree, with a thin red bumpy shell and sweet white flesh

branches and leaves of a plant

the tip of a tree branch or twig; on a branch

(idiom) to be in a league of one's own; to outshine others; literally meaning only one branch of a tree is thriving

a branch of a tree; a ramification or outgrowth

a small, slender branch, twig, or stem of a plant; withe

a branch or spray of plant with flowers blossoming on it

a branch of a pine tree

twig of the cinnamon tree (Ramulus Cinnamomi), especially as used in traditional Chinese medicine

kapok tree; a large deciduous tree with large red flowers and seed pods containing white fibers used for stuffing bedding, also known as [[木棉|木棉|mu4 mian2]] or [[红棉|紅棉|hong2 mian2]]

a flower with its stem; a beautiful thing

withered or dead tree branch

An olive branch; often used as a symbol of peace and hope.

the branches and the trunk of a tree; a branch or limb

of flowering branches, to sway gracefully in the breeze, creating a beautiful scene

of plants, to grow with lush branches and leaves; figuratively, for a family or business to prosper and flourish

a branch on a fruit tree, cotton plant, or other plant that produces flowers and fruit (or bolls)

The physical branches and nodes or knots of a plant.

minor details; nonessentials; trifles; literally meaning small twigs and thin nodes

A small branch that grows from the main trunk or from a primary limb of a plant; a side shoot.

(idiom) for new problems to arise unexpectedly; to deliberately complicate an issue by raising obstacles or side issues

a branch or twig from a willow tree

careless or sloppy in one's work; skiping over details or being imprecise

branch; twig

To trim and organize the branches of plants or trees to improve growth or appearance.

Zhijiang, a county-level city in Hubei Province under the administration of [[宜昌|宜昌|yi2 chang1]] City.

Panzhihua, a prefecture-level city in Sichuan Province

(idiom) member of the royal family or nobility; refers to people of high birth or descendants of the imperial house

The branches of a tree and the vines of a climbing plant

to snap off a branch; used as a metaphor for something that is extremely easy or requires very little effort

(botany) to graft a branch or bud from one plant onto another; to perform tree grafting

branch; twig; limb of a tree

to trim or lop the branches of a plant to improve its appearance or promote growth

branch; twig

a high tree branch

a branch or twig of a tree; a fork in a branch

A form of folk-style poetry or song, usually in seven-character quatrains, that describes local customs or romantic love. Originally folk songs from the Sichuan region, they were popularized by the Tang poet Liu Yuxi.

to prune; to trim the branches of a tree or plant

a branch that only grows leaves and does not produce flowers or fruit

sugar-apple; sweetsop; custard apple; the fruit of Annona squamosa, or the plant itself; also called [[释迦|釋迦|shi4 jia1]]

To have unexpected or deliberate side issues crop up, interfering with the smooth resolution of the main matter

Zhijiang, a county-level city in Yichang, Hubei province

To try to improve one's social or financial status by marrying into or associating with people of higher standing; to attach oneself to someone influential.

(literary) tied by the same breath and connected by the same branch; used as a metaphor for the close bond between siblings.

(agriculture) a method of plant propagation where a branch is bent down and buried in soil to sprout roots before being separated from the parent plant; also called [[压条|壓條|ya1 tiao2]] or [[压枝法|壓枝法|ya1 zhi1 fa3]]

to add unnecessary details or exaggerate a story, literally meaning "adding branches and leaves"

Zicheng town in [[宜都|宜都|yi2 du1]] county, [[宜昌|宜昌|yi2 chang1]], Hubei

details of the process or development of a matter