curtain hung over a window to block light or provide privacy; usually made of cloth or woven materials

(literary) eyelids; specifically used when comparing the eyelid to a curtain that covers the eye

hanging screen or curtain used to cover windows or doors, typically made of cloth, bamboo, or plastic

A curtain or screen hung over a doorway

waterfall or cascade; a curtain of falling water

A door or window shutter consisting of many horizontal slats hinged together, which can be rolled up and down; commonly used for shops and warehouses.

A roller shutter or blind that can be rolled up and down.

to rule in place of the emperor from behind a curtain; specifically used when an empress or empress dowager manages state affairs on behalf of a young or weak emperor

curtain or hanging screen used to cover doors or windows; used for privacy, to block light, or as a shopfront advertisement

tire cord fabric used as a lining to reinforce vehicle tires and protect the rubber

(idiom) to greet the eye or leap to the eyes; to appear before one's eyes

(bound form) epidote; a type of silicate mineral

A round or square mat woven from sorghum stalks or straw, used as a lid for containers or as a flat surface for holding food.

(literary) a window or door curtain woven from mottled bamboo, specifically the stalks of the [[湘妃竹|湘妃竹|xiang1 fei1 zhu2]] species

A traditional Chinese handicraft featuring calligraphy or painting created on a screen woven from thin bamboo strips.

a thick door curtain made of fabric or cotton, used in winter to keep out the cold

A type of riddle where the answer (usually three characters or more) must be read in reverse to match the clue, named for the way a curtain is rolled up and then down.

A curtain hung at the entrance and exit of a stage.

to rule from behind a screen, referring specifically to an empress or dowager presiding over court affairs on behalf of a young emperor; used in the phrase [[垂帘听政|垂簾聽政|chui2 lian2 ting1 zheng4]]

a curtain or drape made of cloth, used for windows or doors

screens or curtains for doors or windows; drapery

curtain or screen

(literary) window curtains and the window frames themselves; or simply the curtains hanging over a door or window

hanging curtains and lattice windows, often used as a metaphor for the private rooms or inner quarters of women in traditional Chinese architecture

a hook used for holding or drawing back a curtain

To end the regency of an empress dowager by removing the screen and returning government power to the young emperor when he comes of age.

A cave with a waterfall cascading over its entrance like a curtain

A curtain made of or decorated with pearls or beads.

A window covering made of horizontal slats of wood, metal, or plastic that can be tilted to adjust light and air or pulled up; also referred to by the short form [[百叶窗|百葉窗|bai3 ye4 chuang1]]

curtain for a window

A curtain or screen made from bamboo strips, hung on doors or windows to provide shade and protection from insects while allowing air to pass through

A screen or curtain made of woven bamboo strips, hung on doors or windows to allow ventilation while blocking insects

flag or cloth banner hung outside a tavern as a sign