| 奢 | shē | extravagant |
| 奢侈 | shē chǐ | luxurious; extravagant; wasteful |
| 奢侈品 | shē chǐ pǐn | luxury good |
| 穷奢极欲 | qióng shē jí yù | to indulge in a life of luxury (idiom); extreme extravagance |
| 奢望 | shē wàng | an extravagant hope; to have excessive expectations |
| 伍奢 | Wǔ shē | Wu She (-522 BC), powerful minister of Chu and father of Wu Zixu 伍子胥 |
| 奢入俭难 | shē rù jiǎn nán | it is hard to become frugal after becoming accustomed to luxury (idiom) |
| 奢易俭难 | shē yì jiǎn nán | easy to become accustomed to luxury, hard to become accustomed to frugality (idiom) |
| 奢求 | shē qiú | to make extravagant demands; an unreasonable request |
| 奢泰 | shē tài | extravagant; sumptuous; wasteful |
| 奢盼 | shē pàn | an extravagant hope; to have unrealistic expectations |
| 奢华 | shē huá | luxurious; sumptuous; lavish |
| 奢靡 | shē mí | extravagant |
| 奢香 | Shē Xiāng | She Xiang (c. 1361-1396), lady who served as Yi ethnic group leader in Yunnan in early Ming times |
| 奢丽 | shē lì | sumptuous; a luxury |
| 戒奢崇俭 | jiè shē chóng jiǎn | to refrain from high standard of living (idiom) |
| 穷奢极侈 | qióng shē jí chǐ | extravagant in the extreme (idiom) |
| 骄奢淫逸 | jiāo shē yín yì | extravagant and dissipated; decadent |
