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'''[http://s93617118.onlinehome.us/mtl/MTLtoolbox/MTLTTSfast.php?q=honglaai Honglaai]''' ([[MTLP]]: hoong+laai; [[Jidguo]]: Hōrai; also seen as "ponrai")
{{g|Honglaai|蓬萊||{{w|Hōrai}}/{{w|Penglai}}/Ponrai/Ponlai; fairy tale island in the Yellow Sea}}


*(khQfleeng si [[Taioaan]])
* [[honglaai-bie]]
*[[honglaibie]]
* [[honglaai-teg]] (''Bambusa multiplex'')
* Honglaai Tør
** [[Taioaan]]
* Honglaai Lie
** [[Honglaai Lie (Taixtoong Khw)]]
** [[Honglaai Lie (Pintofng Koan)]]
* 蓬萊溪自然生態園區 ([[Biaulek Koan]])


*Mount Penglai, or Penglai Island is a mystical land found in Chinese mythology. The legend also passed into Japan ([[Jidpurn]]), where it took shape as the legend of Hoorai. Horai can be used in Japanese to refer to Taiwan.
== Notes ==
* Mount Penglai, or Penglai Island is a mystical land found in Chinese mythology. Often said to be the base for the Eight Immortals ([[patsiefn]]). The legend also passed into Japan ([[Jidpurn]]), where it took shape as the legend of Hōrai. Hōrai can be used in Japanese to refer to Taiwan.
 
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Latest revision as of 11:17, 9 September 2026

Honglaai (蓬萊 ;  Hōrai/Penglai/Ponrai/Ponlai; fairy tale island in the Yellow Sea)

Notes

  • Mount Penglai, or Penglai Island is a mystical land found in Chinese mythology. Often said to be the base for the Eight Immortals (patsiefn). The legend also passed into Japan (Jidpurn), where it took shape as the legend of Hōrai. Hōrai can be used in Japanese to refer to Taiwan.
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