京jīng

(1)

(Phonetic. Congyu, green sound. Original meaning: leek flower)

(2)

Same as the original meaning [chives flower]

Jing, leek (flower). ——"Shuowen"

In fact, Jingjing. ——"Zhou Li·Xingren". Sinong said: "It's not Jingjing."

Yixi Jingjing. ——"Etiquette·Public Food Etiquette". Note: "Xuanjing also."

(3)

Generally refers to the blooming flower [flower]

Qiulan tadpole, Jiangli Zaijing. ――"Selected Works·Song Yu·Gaotang Fu"

(4)

Another example: JingjingzheE (originally the title of "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya", this poem Praising and nurturing talents, later generations used it as a metaphor for educating talents)

(5)

Waterweeds. Such as: Jingmao (plant name. A kind of grass, used to wrap things in ancient times. Also known as vanilla. In ancient times, it was used to filter wine to remove impurities in the wine)

(6)

Huacai [essence]. Such as: Jinghua; Jingying (essence; elite); Jingwei (yet essence; elite)

(7)

Generally refers to vegetables [vegetables]. Such as: Jing vegetable soup (Jing vegetable soup. It also generally refers to the coarse vegetables eaten by the poor)