| 燧石 | suì shí | flint | |
| 燧人氏 | suì rén shì | Suirenshi, legendary inventor of fire | |
| 烽燧 | fēng suì | fire beacon tower (used in frontier regions in former times to relay information about the enemy, using smoke by day and fire at night) | |
| 燧人 | suì rén | Suiren, legendary inventor of fire | |
| 古烽燧 | gǔ fēng suì | ancient fire beacon towers (archaeological sites in Xinjiang) |
| 1 | At that time, Suiren discovered the method of making fire by drilling wood, but didn't know much about keeping and utilizing fire. | |
| 2 | Now I was touching buttons and the firing mechanism of a visitor from perhaps 100 years ago. | |
| 3 | Subsequently, Suirenshi, one of the 3 Emperors, buried in Shangqiu and worshipped by the later generations. | |
| 4 | According to the existing materials, Zhuli in wooden slips of the Han Dynasty were the junior basic officials such as Suizhang, Fuzuo, Zhizuo, Lingshi, etc. | |
| 5 | Buried in the soil, in a place I didn' t expect many had ever visited, I found a series of old military buttons and a flintlock musket. |