Here are the interpretations of the 16 intangiles into English, with brief explanations:

1. 山
   Land

2. A representation of a land or a flat area.

3. 水
   Water

4. A body of water or a body of liquid.

5. 花
   Flower

6. A flower is an organism that produces and supports life through the production, collection, possession, and release of pollen and nectar on Earth or another planet.

7. 露
   Raindrop (as in "露水")

8. Raindrops that fall gently on people's foreheads, often because they are associated with rain.

9. 孤舟
   A lone boat

10. A person who does not have company and is away from others.

11. 玉兰花
    A rose

12. A flower that is considered attractive or romantic; the word "rose" comes from Chinese and Japanese sources, referring to a fragrant plant native to Asia.

13. 风铃
    wind chimes

14. The sound of water flowing in wind-like patterns, often used in old English to refer to a small bird known as a whistled bird.

15. 沙
    Sand

16. A fine, coarse grains, such as fine sand or a lump of gravel.

17. 书
    Books

18. A book is an item of written matter that is consumed by the reader and then destroyed when it is no longer intended for use in a written capacity.

19. 叶
    Leaves

    • A leaf is a thin flat surface that forms from a part of a plant, typically one that is used to absorb oxygen.

20. 树
    Trees

    • A tree is an axial structure made up of many parts, such as branches and trunks, that support or grow in a certain place.

21. 花的花瓣
    Petals on flowers

    • The petals are the small flowers attached to each flower, which contain petals.

22. 花的形状
    The shape of the flower

    • The form and outline of a flower, such as a rose's petal-like shape.

23. 露珠
    Raindrops (as in "露水")

    • A drop or droplet of water that falls on someone's head, often because it has fallen gently.

24. 孤舟
    A lone boat

    • A person who is away from others and does not have company.

25. 月光
    The moonlight

    • Sunlight that reflects off or passes through a shadowed area on the Earth's surface, as seen in night sky.

These are just a few of the 16 intangiles, each with its own unique meaning and emotional significance, while also capturing the essence of the Chinese style painting.