A person who has attained immortality or eternal life through spiritual practices and asceticism, often associated with mystical powers and wisdom.
An individual possessing extraordinary abilities or talents, transcending the ordinary realm of human experience, often seen as a sage or enlightened being.
A character in folklore or mythology who embodies supernatural qualities and is revered for their knowledge, often living apart from society in a secluded or mystical environment.
A person who lives in seclusion in the mountains, having mastered the art of immortality and possessing supernatural powers, often associated with Taoist ideals of transcendence and enlightenment.
An individual who embodies the characteristics of selflessness and detachment from worldly concerns, often used to describe someone who expresses wisdom or insight that is unusual for their age or experience.
A legendary figure revered in Chinese mythology and Taoism, characterized by their ability to wield extraordinary powers and their pursuit of eternal life through spiritual practices outside the confines of society.
A hermit-like person who has transcended ordinary human existence, living in harmony with nature and viewed as an example of idealized human potential in the pursuit of spiritual mastery.
A person who has attained immortality through specific practices or techniques, often found in folklore and mythology.
An individual who transcends the mundane world, possessing extraordinary talents or abilities that set them apart from ordinary people.
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A person who possesses an exceptional love for alcohol, often prioritizing their enjoyment of it above societal concerns or responsibilities.
An individual who has transcended mundane matters and fully embraces the pleasure of drinking, often exhibiting remarkable tolerance to alcohol.
Someone deeply passionate about drinking, reflecting a lifestyle that revolves around the appreciation and indulgence in alcoholic beverages, sometimes to an excessive degree.
A perennial plant common in warm coastal regions, characterized by slender leaves and producing white or yellow flowers with six petals that bloom early in spring on long stems.
A general term for various species within the Narcissus genus, native to the Mediterranean and widely grown in the northern hemisphere, known for their fragrant clusters of blooms that can appear as single or multiple flowers, often cultivated for ornamental purposes.
A type of flowering plant belonging to the Amaryllidaceae family, associated with the legend of Narcissus in Greek mythology, representing beauty and vanity, and introduced to Japan during the late Heian period, often found in gardens and used in floral arrangements.