- 合(combine; grasp)
- 手(hand)
To grasp is to use your hand closed tightly to hold something firmly.
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lit. can pick it up or put it down (idiom)
He is a person who can both take things up and let them go.
fig. to take what comes
He is a person who can take things in stride and let them go.
to meet gains or losses with equanimity
lit. can pick it up or put it down (idiom)
He is a person who can both take things up and let them go.
fig. to take what comes
He is a person who can take things in stride and let them go.
to meet gains or losses with equanimity
To grasp is to use your hand closed tightly to hold something firmly.
Walking out at dawn and reaching out your hand to grasp what you want — that is obtaining it.
Standing up means moving your own two legs to walk.
Use a stick to chase and drive away in all directions to release and liberate.
A vertical stroke pointing downward across a boundary line marks 'below'.
To grasp is to use your hand closed tightly to hold something firmly.
Walking out at dawn and reaching out your hand to grasp what you want — that is obtaining it.
Standing up means moving your own two legs to walk.
Use a stick to chase and drive away in all directions to release and liberate.
A vertical stroke pointing downward across a boundary line marks 'below'.
lit. can pick it up or put it down (idiom)
lit. can pick it up or put it down (idiom)
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He is a person who can pick things up and put them down with equanimity.
He is a person who can pick things up and put them down with equanimity.