- 礻(spirit; ritual)
- 申(display; thunder)
A divine spirit is a being whose thunder and lightning are the pronouncements transmitted by that sacred presence.
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lit. the fairy is willing, but King Xiang doesn't dream (idiom)
The goddess had affection, but the king of Xiang had no dream.
(said of a woman's unrequited love)
The goddess has feelings, but the king has no dreams; her love is one-sided.
lit. the fairy is willing, but King Xiang doesn't dream (idiom)
The goddess had affection, but the king of Xiang had no dream.
(said of a woman's unrequited love)
The goddess has feelings, but the king has no dreams; her love is one-sided.
A divine spirit is a being whose thunder and lightning are the pronouncements transmitted by that sacred presence.
The character for woman depicts a female person kneeling with arms crossed, symbolizing the feminine gender.
A hand holding a piece of meat — that is 'to have'.
The character depicts a heart shape with three strokes like heartbeats, symbolizing the soul and emotions.
A king is the only person who connects all three levels: heaven, people, and earth.
From the beginning there was a shortage, so 無 means 'nothing at all'.
A dream comes when darkness falls and your eyes close under the shelter of plants and grass.
A divine spirit is a being whose thunder and lightning are the pronouncements transmitted by that sacred presence.
The character for woman depicts a female person kneeling with arms crossed, symbolizing the feminine gender.
A hand holding a piece of meat — that is 'to have'.
The character depicts a heart shape with three strokes like heartbeats, symbolizing the soul and emotions.
A king is the only person who connects all three levels: heaven, people, and earth.
From the beginning there was a shortage, so 無 means 'nothing at all'.
A dream comes when darkness falls and your eyes close under the shelter of plants and grass.
lit. the fairy is willing, but King Xiang doesn't dream (idiom)
lit. the fairy is willing, but King Xiang doesn't dream (idiom)