武夷山

Mandarin · pinyin Wǔ yí shān

Meanings

  1. Mt Wuyi in Fujian
  2. Wuyishan National Nature Reserve
  3. see 武夷山市 Wǔ yí shān Shì
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武
wǔ · military; martial, warlike
夷
yí · ancient barbarian tribes
山
shān · mountain, hill, peak
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3–2–1 · Wu3 yi2 shan1

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  1. Wuyi Mountains; Bohea Hills
  2. (~市) Wuyishan (a county-level city of Nanping, Fujian, China)

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Exact source record武夷山 武夷山 [Wu3 yi2 shan1] /Mt Wuyi in Fujian/Wuyishan National Nature Reserve/see 武夷山市[Wu3 yi2 shan1 Shi4]/