孕育 (yùn yù): to be pregnant; to produce offspring; to nurture (a development, school of thought, artwork etc); fig. replete with (culture etc)

Spring has arrived, and the earth begins to nurture new life: grass pushes out of the soil, and tender buds appear on the branches.

This forest has nurtured countless rare animals, and scientists have been working hard to protect it.

The process of a mother carrying and nurturing her child is very hard and requires meticulous care from family members.

The Yellow River gave birth to Chinese civilization; it has flowed endlessly for thousands of years, nourishing the land and people on both banks.

This warm extended family nurtured his love for music and also taught him to persevere.