noun:

• Niangniang; Chinese goddess - From Chinese

noun:

• Protectorate General to Pacify the North; Tang-period Chinese office established in Inner Mongolia in 669 CE ➜ 都護府

noun:

• amanatsu (Citrus natsudaidai); sweet form of Chinese citron ➜ 夏みかん

noun:

• China and Korea; Chinese and Korean people - derogatory term - slang

noun:

• 5th in rank; fifth sign of the Chinese calendar

noun:

• Twenty-Four Histories; authoritative collection of twenty-four Chinese historical books ➜ 二十五史

noun:

• Protectorate General of the Western Regions; Han-period Chinese office established in East Turkestan in 60 BCE ➜ 都護府

noun:

• Twenty-Five Histories; authoritative collection of twenty-five Chinese historical books (the Twenty-Four Histories and the New History of Yuan) ➜ 二十四史

noun:

• Protectorate General of Annam; Han-period Chinese office established in Hanoi in 622 CE ➜ 都護府

noun:

• songs and poems; Chinese poetry ➜ 賦・詩【し】

noun:

• xiaochi; Chinese street food consumed as a light meal or snack - Food term

noun:

• Protectorate General to Pacify the West; Tang-period Chinese office established in Xinjiang in 640 CE ➜ 都護府

noun:

• xiangqi; Chinese chess - From Chinese ➜ 中国将棋

noun:

• Four Pillar astrology; originally Chinese method of fortune-telling based on the time, date, month and year of a person's birth - four character idiom

noun:

• lampoon; satirical poem

noun / ~する noun:

• laborious composition; struggling to compose a poem

adjectival noun / noun:

• second in rank; second sign of the Chinese calendar

noun:

• Hakka; subgroup of Han Chinese living esp. in southeastern China

noun:

• Mazu; Chinese goddess of the sea

noun:

• putonghua; standard (Mandarin) Chinese ➜ プートンファ

noun:

• 9th in rank; ninth sign of the Chinese calendar

noun:

• swamp morning glory (Ipomoea aquatica); water spinach; river spinach; kangkong; Chinese spinach; Chinese Watercress; Chinese convolvulus; swamp cabbage

noun:

• English poetry; English poem

noun:

• new style poetry; new style poem

noun:

• putonghua; standard (Mandarin) Chinese - From Chinese