short name for Qinghai 青海[Qing1 hai3]

green; blue; black; youth; young (of people)

youthful

bruise; contusion

holly

asphalt; bitumen; pitch

see 丁青縣|丁青县[Ding1 qing1 Xian4]

China Youth (official newspaper) (abbr. for 中國青年報|中国青年报[Zhong1 guo2 Qing1 nian2 Bao4])

painting

bluish black; bruise; bruising (CL:塊|块[kuai4])

deep black

to show appreciation for sb; to look upon sb with favor

see 巴青縣|巴青县[Ba1 qing1 Xian4]

evergreen

angry youth – highly nationalistic young Chinese people (abbr. for 憤怒青年|愤怒青年[feng4 nu4 qing1 nian2]) (neologism c. 1970s)

young person who adopts an outwardly artistic or intellectual style (abbr. for 文藝青年|文艺青年[wen2 yi4 qing1 nian2])

to put the last hand to (a book, a film etc); to finalize; to kill-green (a step in the processing of tea leaves)

Liu Qing (1916-1978), writer

young coconut; green coconut

Jiang Qing (1914-1991), Mao Zedong's fourth wife and leader of the Gang of Four

deep black

bruise; contusion

educated youth (esp. those sent to work in rural areas during the Cultural Revolution) (abbr. for 知識青年|知识青年[zhi1 shi5 qing1 nian2])

azurite; copper azurite 2CuCO3-Cu(OH)2; azure blue

bamboo bark; bamboo green (color)

"shit youth", sarcastic homonym for 憤青|愤青[fen4 qing1]

Ai Qing (1910-1996), Chinese poet

Kwai Tsing district of New Territories, Hong Kong

see 藏青色[zang4 qing1 se4]

Xiqing suburban district of Tianjin municipality 天津市[Tian1 jin1 shi4]

lit. tread the green; go for a walk in the spring (when the grass has turned green); spring hike season around Qingming festival 清明, 4th-6th April

(of plants) to turn green again; to revegetate

livid; ashen (from rage, fear or illness)

(literary) evergreen; enduring (friendship etc)

lilac (color)

indigo

see 高青縣|高青县[Gao1 qing1 Xian4]

Nippon lily (Rohdea japonica)

Mohammedan blue (a cobalt blue pigment imported from Persia, used as an underglaze on Chinese porcelain during the Ming dynasty)

reckless young person

variant of 愣頭青|愣头青[leng4 tou2 qing1]

(bird species of China) gyrfalcon (Falco rusticolus)

Trimeresurus stejnegeri (poisonous snake)

Su Buqing (1902-2003), Chinese mathematician

Isatis tinctoria (indigo woad plant)

pale blue

sky clears after rain; new hopes after a disastrous period (idiom); every cloud has a silver lining (idiom); see also 雨過天晴|雨过天晴[yu3 guo4 tian1 qing2]

(idiom) enduring through the ages; ever-flourishing

(lit.) the stove fire has turned bright green (allusion to Daoist alchemy) (idiom); (fig.) (of an art, a technique etc) brought to the point of perfection