- ⺮(bamboo)
- 弟(younger brother; order)
Ancient people used bamboo slips to mark order, like arranging siblings by rank and role.
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Second Chinese Character Simplification Scheme (second round of simplified Chinese characters, proposed in 1977 and retracted in 1986)
The Second Chinese Character Simplification Scheme was revoked.
Second Chinese Character Simplification Scheme (second round of simplified Chinese characters, proposed in 1977 and retracted in 1986)
The Second Chinese Character Simplification Scheme was revoked.
Ancient people used bamboo slips to mark order, like arranging siblings by rank and role.
Two parallel horizontal strokes symbolize the number two.
An open mouth breathing out cold air suggests the sequential order and gradual progression of one thing after another.
A child born under a roof and learning to speak gives rise to written characters.
A person standing upright beside a person bending down shows how shapes transform and change.
A plow or oar shape represents the concept of direction or region.
Ancient people used bamboo slips to mark order, like arranging siblings by rank and role.
Two parallel horizontal strokes symbolize the number two.
An open mouth breathing out cold air suggests the sequential order and gradual progression of one thing after another.
A child born under a roof and learning to speak gives rise to written characters.
A person standing upright beside a person bending down shows how shapes transform and change.
A plow or oar shape represents the concept of direction or region.
Second Chinese Character Simplification Scheme (second round of simplified Chinese characters, proposed in 1977 and retracted in 1986)
Second Chinese Character Simplification Scheme (second round of simplified Chinese characters, proposed in 1977 and retracted in 1986)
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