(TCM) six unhealthy influences causing illness, namely: excessive wind [[風|风<fēng>]], cold [[寒<hán>]], heat [[暑<shǔ>]], damp [[濕|湿<shī>]], dryness [[燥<zào>]], fire [[火<huǒ>]]

food grains (rice, wheat, barley, beans, soybeans, sesame)

(TCM) six bowels (hollow organs), namely: gall bladder [[膽|胆<dǎn>]], stomach [[胃<wèi>]], large intestine [[大腸|大肠<dàcháng>]], small intestine [[小腸|小肠<xiǎocháng>]], triple focus [[三焦<sānjiāo>]], bladder [[膀胱<pángguāng>]]

“Six Secret Strategic Teachings”, one of the Seven Military Classics of ancient China [[武經七書|武经七书<WǔjīngQīshū>]], attributed to Jiang Ziya [[薑子牙|姜子牙<JiāngZǐyá>]]

Liujiao or Liuchiao township in Chiayi county [[嘉義縣|嘉义县<Jiāyìxiàn>]], west Taiwan

Liugui or Liukuei township in Kaohsiung county [[高雄縣|高雄县<Gāoxióngxiàn>]], southwest Taiwan

Liuchia township in Tainan county [[台南縣|台南县<Táinánxiàn>]], Taiwan

the Confucian Six Arts, namely: rites or etiquette [[禮|礼<lǐ>]] ([[禮儀|礼仪<lǐyí>]]), music [[樂|乐<yuě>]] ([[音樂|音乐<yīnyuè>]]), archery [[射<shè>]] ([[射箭<shèjiàn>]]), charioteering [[御<yù>]] ([[駕車|驾车<jiàchē>]]), calligraphy or literacy [[書|书<shū>]] ([[識字|识字<shízì>]]), mathematics or reckoning [[數|数<shù>]] ([[計算|计算<jìsuàn>]])

Douliu or Touliu city in Yunlin county [[雲林縣|云林县<Yúnlínxiàn>]], Taiwan

six close relatives, namely: father [[父<fù>]], mother [[母<mǔ>]], older brothers [[兄<xiōng>]], younger brothers [[弟<dì>]], wife [[妻<qī>]], male children [[子<zǐ>]]

(TCM) six excesses causing illness, namely: excessive wind [[風|风<fēng>]], cold [[寒<hán>]], heat [[暑<shǔ>]], damp [[濕|湿<shī>]], dryness [[燥<zào>]], fire [[火<huǒ>]]

Six schools of pre-Han philosophy, as analyzed by [[司馬談|司马谈<SīmǎTán>]] ([[儒家<Rújiā>]], [[道家<Dàojiā>]], [[陰陽|阴阳<yīnyáng>]], [[法家<Fǎjiā>]], [[名家<Míngjiā>]], and [[墨家<Mòjiā>]])

Liuku or Lutku, capital of Nujiang Lisu autonomous prefecture [[怒江傈僳族自治州]] in Yunnan

Saturday

hexagonal

hexagon

six vital organs of the body ruled by the six Daoist deities: heart [[心<xīn>]], lungs [[肺<fèi>]], liver [[肝<gān>]], kidneys [[腎|肾<shèn>]], spleen [[脾<pí>]] and gall bladder [[膽|胆<dǎn>]]

Six Methods of forming Chinese characters, according to Han dictionary Shuowen [[說文|说文]] - namely, two primary methods: [[象形]] (pictogram), [[指事]] (ideogram), two compound methods: [[會意|会意]] (combined ideogram), [[形聲|形声]] (ideogram plus phonetic), and two transfer methods: [[假借]] (loan), [[轉注|转注]] (transfer)

June

the six directions (north, south, east, west, up, down)