"Gui" is a standard word in modern Chinese, which is pronounced as "Gui" in Putonghua. It was first seen in Chu bamboo slips and silks era, and now it belongs to pictophonetic characters.

The basic meaning of "Gui" is another name of China Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, such as Gui Opera and Gui warlord. The extended meaning is small evergreen trees or shrubs with oval leaves and small white or dark yellow flowers, which have special fragrance for viewing and can also be used as spices, commonly known as "turpentine"; Referred to as "Gui", such as Jingui.

In daily use, "Gui" is also commonly used as a noun, which means the abbreviation of Guangxi, such as Guihai.

Gui Ci: Gui Shang, Gui Dian, Gui Bian, Gui Bait, Gui Zhu, Gui Qi, Gui Yu, Gui Ting, Gui, Gui Liang, Gui E, Gui Tai, Gui Qiu, Gui Hai, Gui Tiao, Shi Gui, Gui Yu, Gui Che, Gui Xi, Gui Bu and Gui Che.

Yugui, Degui, Chungui, Sengui, Guiliao, Gui Fang, Dangui, Chungui, Bugui, Shugui, Tonggui, Xuegui, Yangui, Gui Mu, Liugui, Cinnamon Pepper, Guizun, Longan, Jia Gui, Honggui, Henggui, Cinnamon, Cinnamon, Cinnamon, Cinnamon, Cinnamon.

Gui idioms: Gui Zhi, Gui Zhen Lan Rao, Gui Zhe, Guilin Xingyuan, Gui Yu Dadi, Gui Dangui, Xie Lan Yan Gui, Frog, Gui Xiang Railway, Gui Mi Zhu, Gui Yu Gui, Zhejiang Gui, Gui Gui, Shao Zhu Gui Jade, Xiang Gui Railway.