- 一(one; horizontal stroke)
- 二(two (pictograph – two horizontal strokes))
Three horizontal strokes stacked on top of each other symbolize the number three.
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to have a silver tongue
He has a tongue that never rots, three inches long.
to have the gift of the gab
He has a glib tongue that never fails him.
to have a silver tongue
He has a tongue that never rots, three inches long.
to have the gift of the gab
He has a glib tongue that never fails him.
Three horizontal strokes stacked on top of each other symbolize the number three.
Drawing a hand with a small dot marking the pulse-measurement point represents the unit of measurement called a cun.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
Fire burns and destroys orchid flowers until they rot, symbolizing decay and ruin.
A footstep moving forward on the ground represents "go to," which then becomes a grammatical particle.
Three horizontal strokes stacked on top of each other symbolize the number three.
Drawing a hand with a small dot marking the pulse-measurement point represents the unit of measurement called a cun.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
Fire burns and destroys orchid flowers until they rot, symbolizing decay and ruin.
A footstep moving forward on the ground represents "go to," which then becomes a grammatical particle.
to have a silver tongue
to have a silver tongue
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