- ⺊(dot above; high position)
- 一(standard baseline; norm)
A dot mark sitting above a horizontal line represents the meaning 'above'.
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lit. If the upper beam is not straight, the lower beam will be crooked (idiom); fig. subordinates imitate their superiors' vices
If the upper beam is not straight, the lower beam will be crooked; the example set by leaders is very important.
lit. If the upper beam is not straight, the lower beam will be crooked (idiom); fig. subordinates imitate their superiors' vices
If the upper beam is not straight, the lower beam will be crooked; the example set by leaders is very important.
A dot mark sitting above a horizontal line represents the meaning 'above'.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
A foot stopping exactly at the line is straightness and precision.
A vertical stroke pointing downward across a boundary line marks 'below'.
If something is not straight and not correct, it is called crooked or tilted.
A dot mark sitting above a horizontal line represents the meaning 'above'.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
A foot stopping exactly at the line is straightness and precision.
A vertical stroke pointing downward across a boundary line marks 'below'.
If something is not straight and not correct, it is called crooked or tilted.
lit. If the upper beam is not straight, the lower beam will be crooked (idiom); fig. subordinates imitate their superiors' vices
lit. If the upper beam is not straight, the lower beam will be crooked (idiom); fig. subordinates imitate their superiors' vices
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