jīng
chaste tree or berry (Vitex agnus-castus)
alternative name for the Zhou Dynasty State of Chu 楚國|楚国[Chu3 Guo2]
jīng jí
thistles and thorns
brambles
thorny undergrowth
zǐ jīng
Chinese redbud (Cercis chinensis)
Jīng mén
Jingmen prefecture level city in Hubei
Jīng zhōu
Jingzhou prefecture level city on Changjiang in Hubei
Jīng zhōu shì
Jingzhou prefecture level city on Changjiang in Hubei
Jīng mén shì
Jingmen prefecture level city in Hubei
Jīng Kē
Jing Ke (-227 BC), celebrated in verse and fiction as would-be assassin of King Ying Zheng of Qin 秦嬴政 (later the First Emperor 秦始皇)
jīng jiè
schizonepeta, herb used in Chinese medicine
Jīng zhōu qū
Jingzhou district of Jingzhou city 荊州市|荆州市[Jing1 zhou1 shi4], Hubei
Jīng jiāng
Jingjiang section of the Changjiang River 長江|长江, Hunan
fù jīng qǐng zuì
lit. to bring a bramble and ask for punishment (idiom)
fig. to offer sb a humble apology
Jīng shān
Thorny mountain (several)
Mt Jingshan in Hubei
dà zǐ jīng xūn zhāng
Great Bauhinia Medal (GBM), Hong Kong's highest honor
shí jīng
It is a great honor to meet you.
jīng jí zài tú
lit. a path covered in brambles
a course of action beset by difficulties (idiom)
jīng zhēn mǎn mù
thorns and brambles as far as eye can see (idiom); beset by troubles
shí jīng hèn wǎn
It is a great honor to meet you and I regret it is not sooner
bān jīng xiāng duì
to treat sb with courtesy (idiom)
wèn jīng
field horsetail (Equisetum arvense)
pī jīng zhǎn jí
lit. to cut one's way through thistles and thorns (idiom)
fig. to overcome all obstacles on the way
to break through hardships
to blaze a new trail
yáng zǐ jīng
Hong Kong orchid (Bauhinia blakeana)