jin (Meaning)

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jin (n.)

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The ancient Chinese currency known as "jin" was made of gold or silver.
In martial arts, a "jin" refers to a sudden burst of energy or force directed into a technique.
The Chinese character "jin" can mean "gold" or "metal."
The Chinese city of Jinan, located in Shandong Province, is known for its natural springs and historical sites.
In Chinese cuisine, "jin" can refer to various types of mushrooms, including shiitake and cloud ear mushrooms.
The Chinese surname "Jin" is one of the most common surnames in China, with a rich history and lineage.
The Jin Dynasty, which lasted from 266 to 420 AD, was a period of significant political and cultural change in Chinese history.
The Jinjiang River, located in Fujian Province, China, is known for its scenic beauty and ecological importance.
The Jinmao Tower, located in Shanghai, China, is a 421-meter-tall skyscraper that is one of the tallest buildings in the world.
The Jin Yong wuxia novels, written by Louis Cha, are popular martial arts and historical fiction works that have been adapted into numerous films and television series.

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The ancient Chinese currency known as "jin" was made of gold or silver.

In martial arts, a "jin" refers to a sudden burst of energy or force directed into a technique.

The Chinese character "jin" can mean "gold" or "metal."

The Chinese city of Jinan, located in Shandong Province, is known for its natural springs and historical sites.