- 木(tree; plant; stick)
- 从(follow; accompany)
Wheat (a plant with a person beneath it) is something people bring, so this character means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.
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not to reciprocate is against etiquette (classical)
If one is invited and does not reciprocate, it is not proper conduct.
to respond in kind
It is discourteous not to reciprocate when someone visits you.
not to reciprocate is against etiquette (classical)
If one is invited and does not reciprocate, it is not proper conduct.
to respond in kind
It is discourteous not to reciprocate when someone visits you.
Wheat (a plant with a person beneath it) is something people bring, so this character means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.
A drooping beard drawn downward became the connective word meaning "and, but, moreover" in sentences.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
A step of the foot going toward the king's house means moving forward or heading toward something.
Two bird wings spread in opposite directions symbolize opposition and negation.
Rituals are sacred rules offered up to the spirits.
Water flowing in curves becomes a helper word meaning "also" or "thus".
Wheat (a plant with a person beneath it) is something people bring, so this character means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.
A drooping beard drawn downward became the connective word meaning "and, but, moreover" in sentences.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
A step of the foot going toward the king's house means moving forward or heading toward something.
Two bird wings spread in opposite directions symbolize opposition and negation.
Rituals are sacred rules offered up to the spirits.
Water flowing in curves becomes a helper word meaning "also" or "thus".
not to reciprocate is against etiquette (classical)
not to reciprocate is against etiquette (classical)
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