- 一(horizontal stroke; line; border)
- 凵(frame; outline)
- 田(field; square)
Drawing a picture means using pen strokes to sketch a frame and then fill in each square like a rice paddy field.
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lit. to draw a line on the ground to keep within (idiom)
We should not impose artificial limits on ourselves.
fig. to impose restrictions on oneself
We shouldn't limit ourselves by drawing boundaries.
lit. to draw a line on the ground to keep within (idiom)
We should not impose artificial limits on ourselves.
fig. to impose restrictions on oneself
We shouldn't limit ourselves by drawing boundaries.
Drawing a picture means using pen strokes to sketch a frame and then fill in each square like a rice paddy field.
The wide earth (soil) is also where all things flourish and grow.
Ancient people pointed to their nose when saying "I," so the character for nose also means self.
A tall earthen wall stands firmly to block everything and create an impassable boundary.
Drawing a picture means using pen strokes to sketch a frame and then fill in each square like a rice paddy field.
The wide earth (soil) is also where all things flourish and grow.
Ancient people pointed to their nose when saying "I," so the character for nose also means self.
A tall earthen wall stands firmly to block everything and create an impassable boundary.
lit. to draw a line on the ground to keep within (idiom)
lit. to draw a line on the ground to keep within (idiom)
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