- 亻(person; human; man)
- 昔(ancient times; past)
Borrowing someone else's belongings means temporarily taking something from their past possessions.
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lit. to use the eastern wind (idiom)
We borrowed the east wind and got the job done.
fig. to use sb's help
lit. to use the eastern wind (idiom)
We borrowed the east wind and got the job done.
fig. to use sb's help
Borrowing someone else's belongings means temporarily taking something from their past possessions.
The sun rising behind a tree trunk points to the East.
Wind blows everywhere like insects and flies scattered in all directions through the air.
Borrowing someone else's belongings means temporarily taking something from their past possessions.
The sun rising behind a tree trunk points to the East.
Wind blows everywhere like insects and flies scattered in all directions through the air.
lit. to use the eastern wind (idiom)
lit. to use the eastern wind (idiom)
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