'Sèfū' is an ancient Chinese official title refe

'Xiù shén jīng' literally means 'smell spirit n

‘嗅敏度’ literally combines three characters: 嗅

'Xiù jué' literally combines 嗅 (xiù), meaning

‘寓喻’ (yù yù) is a literary noun meaning ‘al

‘博喻’ is a rhetorical device in classical and m

‘Míng yù’ (明喻) is a rhetorical device in Chi

Ànyù (暗喻) is a literary device meaning 'implic

比喻 (bǐ yù) literally means 'to compare and exp

‘Guósāng’ literally combines ‘guó’ (country

丧服 (sāngfú) literally combines 丧 (sāng), mea

‘丧事’ (sāngshì) literally combines ‘丧’ (s

‘喧宾夺主’ literally means ‘the guest makes noi

喧嚣 (xuān xiāo) is a literary and slightly form

喧哗 (xuān huá) is a disyllabic noun meaning 'cl

微喘 (wēi chuǎn) literally combines 微 (wēi), m

‘急喘’ literally combines ‘急’ (urgent, rapid)

‘喘鸣’ (chuǎn míng) is a medical noun referrin

气喘 literally means 'qi (vital energy or air) + p

喘息 literally combines 喘 (to pant, to gasp) and

‘喉舌’ literally means 'throat and tongue'—the

‘Hóu jié’ literally means ‘throat knot’ —

喉癌 (hóu ái) literally means 'throat cancer' —

‘喉咙’ (hóu lóng) is a colloquial, everyday te

喇嚓 (lā chā) is a reduplicative onomatopoeic co

‘喇咧’ is a dialectal onomatopoeic noun, primari

喇哒 (lā dā) is an onomatopoeic word that mimics

‘喇啦’ (lā lā) is a reduplicated onomatopoeic

‘啥事’ is an informal, colloquial contraction of

‘聋哑’ (lóng yǎ) is a compound noun meaning ‘

‘哑剧’ (yǎ jù) literally means ‘silent drama

‘哑巴’ literally combines 哑 (yǎ, 'mute' or 'un

'Kěn lǎo' literally means 'to gnaw the elderly'

‘唾星’ literally means 'spittle' or 'saliva drop

‘唾液’ is the formal, scientific term for ‘sali

‘唾余’ literally means ‘spittle remnants’—com

‘Táng sān cǎi’ (Tang sancai) refers to a dist

'Táng rén jiē' literally means 'Tang people str

'Táng zhuāng' literally means 'Tang-style clothi

The Tang dynasty (618–907 CE) was one of China’s