reaping the Poaceae when it is not ripe, meaning when one gambles, he / she should leave right away after winning some money, rather than staying and risking to lose

shaving, a style of haircut

noun; young people; teenagers

"plucking the greens", during the lion dance to celebrate Chinese New Year or the opening of new shops, auspicious green vegetable such as a lettuce (due to it sounding similar to "making money") is normally hung on a pole for the lion to eat

to describe someone with elusive, secretive behaviour

very urgent, cannot wait, in a hurry

(adjective) hurried; rushed; hasty

(n.) a kind of evil spirit; someone who behaves secretly or cagily.

green or young coconut (less sweet than a mature coconut but thought to have greater health benefits)

(adjective) (of achievement) stupendous; outstanding; (of person) beautiful; cute; pretty

bamboo slips, used for writing words on in the past

cloisonné

an illness of eye(s) – glaucoma; a way of scolding others with a similar meaning to "are you blind or something?" / "look where you are going!"

(noun) educated teens; young intellectual

outer cuticle of a bamboo

strong smell of raw vegetables or grass

Kwai Tsing District; one of the districts in Hong Kong

bitumen paper

asphalt

tomb sweeping (to pay respects to one's ancestors or friends)

to profiteer; to exploit and take advantage of those in difficult circumstances / suffering from hardship in order to gain benefits by unfair means, usually to describe profiteers who take advantage of farmers during hard times to prepay for future crops from them at an unreasonably low price, which is effectively loan sharking in disguise

"plucking the greens", during the lion dance to celebrate Chinese New Year or the opening of new shops, auspicious green vegetable such as a lettuce (due to it sounding similar to "making money") is normally hung on a pole for the lion to eat

Ilex rotunda, Kurogane holly or round leaf holly(a plant)

Cheung Tsing Tunnel, a tunnel on Tsing Yi Island, Hong Kong

greeny (spoken)

(literally: green is born of blue); the student surpasses the teacher

mussel

green (negative connotation); unripe fruit

Castle Peak Road, a road in Hong Kong,China

Castle Peak Road, a road in Hong Kong,China