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+ 巴彥淖爾市 巴彦淖尔市 [Ba1 yan4 nao4 er3 shi4] /Bayannagur city in Inner Mongolia/

+ 巴彥淖爾 巴彦淖尔 [Ba1 yan4 nao4 er3] /Bayannagur city in Inner Mongolia/

+ 巴彥 巴彦 [Ba1 yan4] /Bayan, prefecture and city in Heilongjiang province/

+ 巴彥縣 巴彦县 [Ba1 yan4 xian4] /Bayan county in Heilongjiang province/

+ 安徽 安徽 [An1 hui1] /Anhui province (Anhwei) in south central China, abbr. 皖, capital Hefei 合肥/

+ 皖 皖 [wan3] /abbr. for Anhui province/

+ 合肥 合肥 [He2 fei2] /Hefei, capital of Anhui province in south central China/

+ 福建 福建 [Fu2 jian4] /Fujian province (Fukien) in east China, abbr. T:閩|S:闽, capital Fuzhou 福州/

+ 閩 闽 [min3] /abbr. for Fujian province/

+ 甘肅 甘肃 [Gan1 su4] /Gansu province (Kansu) between Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia in north China, abbr. 甘 or 陇, capital Lanzhou T:蘭州|S:兰州/

+ 甘 甘 [gan1] /(surname)/abbr. for Gansu province/sweet/willing/

+ 隴 陇 [long3] /abbr. for Gansu province/

+ 廣東 广东 [Guang3 dong1] /Guangdong province (Kwangtung) in south China, abbr. 粤, capital Guangzhou T:廣州|S:广州/

+ 粵 粤 [yue4] /Cantonese/abbr. for Guangdong province in south China/

+ 廣州市 广州市 [Guang3 zhou1 shi4] /Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province in south China/known historically as Canton/

+ 廣州 广州 [Guang3 zhou1] /Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province in south China/known historically as Canton/

+ 貴州 贵州 [Gui4 zhou1] /Guizhou province (Kweichow) in south central China, abbr. 黔, capital Guiyang T:貴陽|S:贵阳/

+ 黔 黔 [qian2] /abbr. for Guizhou province 贵州/

+ 筑 筑 [zhu2] /to build/five-string lute/another word for Guiyang T:貴陽|S:贵阳, capital of Guizhou province T:貴州|S:贵州/

+ 海南 海南 [hai3 nan2] /Hainan province, an island off southern China, abbr. T:瓊|S:琼, capital 海口/

+ 瓊 琼 [qiong2] /abbr. for Hainan island province 海南/red jade/beautiful/

+ 海口 海口 [Hai3 kou3] /Haikou, capital of Hainan island province in south China/

+ 河北 河北 [He2 bei3] /Hebei province (Hopeh) in north China surrounding Beijing, abbr. 冀, capital Shijiazhuang 石家庄/

+ 冀 冀 [ji4] /abbr. for Hebei province/to hope/

+ 石家庄 石家庄 [Shi2 jia1 zhuang1] /Shijiazhuang, capital of Hebei province in north China/

+ 唐山 唐山 [Tang2 shan1] /Tang Shan city in Hebei province 河北/

+ 黑龍江 黑龙江 [Hei1 long2 jiang1] /Heilongjiang province (Heilungkiang) in northeast China, abbr. 黑, capital 哈尔滨/river forming the border between NE China and Russia (Amur)/

+ 黑 黑 [hei1] /black/dark/abbr. for Heilongjiang province in northeast China/

+ 哈爾濱 哈尔滨 [Ha1 er3 bin1] /Harbin, capital of Heilongjiang province in northeast China/

+ 河南 河南 [He2 nan2] /Henan (Honan) province in central China, abbr. 豫, capital Zhengzhou T:鄭州|S:郑州/

+ 豫 豫 [yu4] /beforehand/prepare/abbr. for Henan Province in central China/

+ 鄭州 郑州 [Zheng1 zhou1] /Zhengzhou, capital of Henan Province in central China/

+ 湖北 湖北 [hu2 bei3] /Hubei province (Hupeh) in central China, abbr. 鄂, capital Wuhan T:武漢|S:武汉/

+ 鄂 鄂 [e4] /abbr. for Hubei province in central China/

+ 湖南 湖南 [Hu2 nan2] /Hunan province in south central China, abbr. 湘, capital Changsha T:長沙|S:长沙/

+ 湘 湘 [Xiang1] /abbr. for Hunan province in south central China/abbr. for Xiangjiang river in Hunan province/

+ 江蘇 江苏 [Jiang1 su1] /Jiangsu province (Kiangsu) in southwest China, abbr. S:蘇|S:苏, capital Nanjing 南京/

+ 蘇 苏 [su1] /Perilla frutescens (plant)/place name/to revive/used as phonetic in transliteration/abbr. for Soviet Union T:蘇維埃|S:苏维埃 or T:蘇聯|S:苏联, Jiangsu province T:江蘇|S:江苏 and Suzhou city T:蘇州|S:苏州/

+ 南京 南京 [Nan2 jing1] /Nanjing city on the Changjiang, capital of Jiangsu province T:江蘇|S:江苏/capital of China at different historical periods/

+ 江西 江西 [Jiang1 xi1] /Jiangxi province (Kiangsi) in southeast China, abbr. 赣, capital Nanchang 南昌/

+ 景德鎮 景德镇 [Jing3 de2 zhen4] /Jing De Zhen city in Jiangxi province 江西, famous for porcelain/

+ 贛 赣 [gan4] /abbr. for Jiangxi province/

+ 南昌 南昌 [Nan2 chang1] /Nanchang, capital of Jiangxi province in southeast China/

+ 吉林 吉林 [ji2 lin2] /Jilin province (Kirin) in northeast China, abbr. 吉, capital T:長春|S:长春/

+ 吉 吉 [ji2] /lucky/abbr. for Jilin province in northeast China/

+ 長春 长春 [Chang2 chun1] /Changchun, capital of Jilin province in northeast China/

+ 遼寧 辽宁 [Liao2 ning2] /Liaoning province (Fengtien) in northeast China, abbr. T:遼|S:辽, capital Shenyang T:瀋陽|S:沈阳/

+ 遼 辽 [liao2] /abbr. for Liaoning province in northeast China/Liao or Khitan dynasty (907-1125)/

+ 瀋陽 沈阳 [Shen3 yang2] /Shenyang, capital of Liaoning province in northeast China (old names include Fengtian 奉天, Shengjing 盛京 and Mukden)/

+ 盛京 盛京 [Sheng4 jing1] /historical name of Shenyang T:瀋陽|S:沈阳 in modern Liaoning province/

+ 奉天 奉天 [Feng4 tian1] /old name for Shenyang T:瀋陽|S:沈阳 in modern Liaoning province/

+ 青海 青海 [qing1 hai3] /Qinghai province (Tsinghai) in west China, abbr. 青, capital Xining T:西寧|S:西宁/

+ 青 青 [qing1] /nature's color/green or blue/greenish black/youth/young (of people)/abbr. for Qinghai province 青海/

+ 西寧 西宁 [Xi1 ning2] /Xining, capital of Qinghai province in west China/

+ 陝西 陕西 [Shan3 xi1] /Shaanxi (Shensi) province in central north China, abbr. 陝 or 秦, capital Xi'an 西安)/

+ 陝 陕 [shan3] /abbr. for Shaanxi province/

+ 陜 陜 [shan3] /abbr. for Shaanxi province/

+ 陜西 陜西 [Shan3 xi1] /Shaanxi (Shensi) province in central north China, abbr. 陝 or 秦, capital Xi'an 西安)/

+ 西安 西安 [Xi1 an1] /Xi'an, capital city of Shaanxi Province in central north China/

+ 秦 秦 [Qin2] /(surname)/name of a dynasty/the short-lived Qin dynasty (221-207 BC)/abbr. for Shaanxi province 陕西/

+ 山西 山西 [Shan1 xi1] /Shanxi province (Shansi) in north China between Hebei and Shaanxi, abbr. 晋 capital 太原/

+ 晉 晋 [jin4] /the Jin dynasties (265-420 AD)/the Western Jin T:西晉|S:西晋 (265-316) and Eastern Jin T:東晉|S:东晋 (317-420)/abbr. for Shanxi province 山西/

+ 太原 太原 [Tai4 yuan2] /Taiyuan, capital of Shanxi province in central north China/

+ 山東 山东 [shan1 dong1] /Shandong province (Shantung) in northeast China, abbr. T:魯|S:鲁, capital T:濟南|S:济南/

+ 魯 鲁 [lu3] /crass/place name/abbr. for Shandong province in east China/

+ 濟南 济南 [ji3 nan2] /Ji'nan, capital of Shandong province in northeast China/

+ 濟寧市 济宁市 [Ji4 ning2 shi4] /Jining city in Shandong province/

+ 齊魯 齐鲁 [qi2 lu3] /abbr. for Shandong culture/

+ 四川 四川 [si4 chuan1] /Sichuan province (Szechuan) in southwest China, abbr. 川 or 蜀, capital 成都/

+ 川 川 [chuan1] /river/creek/plain/an area of level country/abbr. for Sichuan province in southwest China/

+ 蜀 蜀 [shu3] /abbr. for Sichuan province in southwest China/one of the Three Kingdoms after the fall of the Han dynasty/

+ 成都 成都 [Cheng2 du1] /Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province in southwest China/

+ 雲南 云南 [Yun2 nan2] /Yunnan province in southwest China, abbr. 滇 or T:雲|S:云, capital Kunming 昆明/

+ 滇 滇 [dian1] /abbr. for Yunnan province in southwest China/

+ 雲 云 [yun2] /cloud/(surname)/abbr. for Yunnan province in southwest China/

+ 昆明 昆明 [Kun1 ming2] /Kunming, capital of Yunnan province in southwest China/

+ 浙江 浙江 [Zhe4 jiang1] /Zhejiang province (Chekiang) in east China, abbr. 浙, capital 杭州/

+ 浙 浙 [zhe4] /abbr. for Zhejiang province in east China/

+ 杭州 杭州 [Hang2 zhou1] /Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province in east China/