- 口(mouth; opening)
- 乞(beg for food; ask for food)
An open mouth asking for food is the daily act of eating and drinking.
one cannot achieve glory and wealth without having been through trials and tribulations (proverb)
Only through enduring hardship can one become superior to others.
no pain, no gain
Only those who endure hardship can become superior people.
one cannot achieve glory and wealth without having been through trials and tribulations (proverb)
Only through enduring hardship can one become superior to others.
no pain, no gain
Only those who endure hardship can become superior people.
An open mouth asking for food is the daily act of eating and drinking.
Walking out at dawn and reaching out your hand to grasp what you want — that is obtaining it.
An ancient grass variety carries a bitter, acrid, and harsh taste.
An arrow hitting the center of a target frame is the bull's-eye—that's CENTER.
A plow or oar shape represents the concept of direction or region.
An ancient hand-drawn character depicts a hand leading an elephant to work, meaning 'to do' or 'for'.
The character 人 depicts a person standing with legs spread wide apart for stability.
A dot mark sitting above a horizontal line represents the meaning 'above'.
An open mouth asking for food is the daily act of eating and drinking.
Walking out at dawn and reaching out your hand to grasp what you want — that is obtaining it.
An ancient grass variety carries a bitter, acrid, and harsh taste.
An arrow hitting the center of a target frame is the bull's-eye—that's CENTER.
A plow or oar shape represents the concept of direction or region.
An ancient hand-drawn character depicts a hand leading an elephant to work, meaning 'to do' or 'for'.
The character 人 depicts a person standing with legs spread wide apart for stability.
A dot mark sitting above a horizontal line represents the meaning 'above'.
one cannot achieve glory and wealth without having been through trials and tribulations (proverb)
one cannot achieve glory and wealth without having been through trials and tribulations (proverb)
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