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㿠

Mandarin · pinyin huàng

(literary) (of the face) pale due to qi and blood deficiency

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㿠: huàng · (literary) (of the face) pale due to qi and blood deficiency

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gong1 · gwong1

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(traditional Chinese medicine, of face) to appear pale due to poor circulation

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