Ms. Cai is religious about taking flowers to offer sacrifice to her ancestors.

The pinnacle of Mr. Tao's pottery is his lidded clay pot.

Can't you imagine the first emperor of China, Qin, demanding that his imperial gardens and fields be replicated in miniature in his tomb? Picture bonsai trees and bonsai grain fields.

Ms. Li gathers a host of grain under a tarp, tied loosely so she can add more.

As Ms. Xiao looked at the solemn flowers around her at the funeral, she felt desolate.

Ms. Gong cannot be separated from her dragon; they'll be together forever.

Think of Cao Cao having one terrible, horrible, no good, very bad bent day.

曹操 Cáo Cāo was a Chinese statesman, warlord, and poet who rose to power during the end of the Han dynasty (c. 184–220)

Mr. Shao was summoned to the city walls for execution?

Marquis Hou gets to know the maid as she irons. (Max Dart)

Mr. Pan adds water and fertilizer to his garden.

The "child in the well" is one of the most famous parables used by the Confucian philosopher Mencius (Mengzi) to illustrate his foundational belief that human nature is inherently good. Mencius argued that if a person suddenly sees a young child about to fall into a well, they will experience a spontaneous feeling of alarm and compassion.

‍Mencius was the oldest child, so he got fed first.

Mr. Yang planted a poplar tree when Wilbur was born.

Ms. Xue has cultivated a special type of flower inspired by memories of a previous boss. She uses a peppery fertilizer.

The flying witch Zou circles the city walls.

口天吴: The family Wu hopes to taste heaven.

Trumpeter Wu: what comes from his mouth is heaven.

a common surname, see (曾 céng formerly, *gremlin)

Mr. Zeng looks like a gremlin.

Mr. Cui hunts wild turkeys in the mountains.

Picture a man named Yuan, silenced with soil and mouth tied with a scarf.

Mr. Feng’s horse moves very slowly in the cold.

Mr. Jia is a merchant in the Wild West who trades for shells.

The Song Dynasty-style house with a tree growing it its center courtyard.

Song dynasty architecture: wooden houses and pagodas.

 A ceremonial guard named Yao: he could almost be a statue, his human legs are so still.

Night at the Louvre Museum where Mr. Lu uses magic to bring some corpses to life.

Mr. Liao started a caveman-themed resort, complete with kiddie cocktails served at the pool-side cave.

The former Ms. Wei heads the committee of ghosts that haunt her hometown.

The pinnacle entrance to the ceremony will be Miss Chen exhibited on a rickshaw.

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In the microphone: we'd like to welcome to the show the biographer of Mr. Tan, the first person in the West to cultivate sunflowers. She is Ms. Tan, Tan's granddaughter.

Shen is the Crown Prince’s valet, responsible for washing him, dressing him, etc.

Mr. Tan was the first person to cultivate sunflowers in the West.

Ginger Jiang, a shepherdess, forages for wild ginger while tending her sheep.

The Qiu family are all buried on Qiu hill, which is surrounded by city walls.

Mr. Ke is a can-do "feller".

Mr. Wang was known as the "water king" because he is always so tearful.

Mr. Deng lives to the right of the city.

Picture Mr. Deng swearing loyalty to the city with his right hand raised.

You have an experiment of sorts going on in your cave. You got so much juice from your tangerine spearing that you have dried it into a primitive Tang powder. You made yourself a mini rake to mix it and sample it regularly with your mouth. (Now, of course, this character does not refer to the fake orange drink, but the Tang dynasty of China.) (Hunter-Gatherer)

Lady Liang (like Lady Macbeth) tries to wash her guilt, but when her bloody blade won't come clean, she hangs herself from a wooden roof beam.

Ms. Jiang was given flowers by the General.

It's serious: Mr. Zheng has been shut out from the city.

Liu is a noble family that defended itself with the sword.

The drummer boy, named Peng, adds a bird tail to his cap.

Ms. Yao saw the turtle shell left on her doorstep as a good omen.

Mr. Fu has been my mentor at the lab, teaching me how to efficiently administer the thumb pricks before patients have time to think about it.

Mr. Zhao forbids us to walk through his property.

Ms. Hao gets arrested for painting crimson graffiti on the city walls.

Ms. Du studies how trees prevent the soil from eroding.

Mr. Yan places a trap at the city gate to catch his love? his enemy?

Mrs. Yu invented the clothing pulleys that are installed outside people’s apartment windows.

Mr. Yin is overseer of the janitors.