- 口(mouth; rectangular frame)
- 丨(vertical line through the middle; axis)
An arrow hitting the center of a target frame is the bull's-eye—that's CENTER.
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CSIC, Chinese standard interchange code used from 1992
The Chinese standard interchange code is CSIC.
CSIC, Chinese standard interchange code used from 1992
The Chinese standard interchange code is CSIC.
An arrow hitting the center of a target frame is the bull's-eye—that's CENTER.
The character depicts body tattoos or patterns on the chest, symbolizing writing and culture.
A wooden sign (标) is made from wood to display directions for everyone.
Cold ice water helps measure water level accurately, thus meaning standard, permissible.
Two diagonal lines crossing like human legs stepping represent intersection and exchange.
Using hands to exchange back and forth is the act of swapping.
A mark carved in stone serves as a distinguishing sign.
An arrow hitting the center of a target frame is the bull's-eye—that's CENTER.
The character depicts body tattoos or patterns on the chest, symbolizing writing and culture.
A wooden sign (标) is made from wood to display directions for everyone.
Cold ice water helps measure water level accurately, thus meaning standard, permissible.
Two diagonal lines crossing like human legs stepping represent intersection and exchange.
Using hands to exchange back and forth is the act of swapping.
A mark carved in stone serves as a distinguishing sign.
CSIC, Chinese standard interchange code used from 1992
CSIC, Chinese standard interchange code used from 1992
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