- ⺼(flesh; body)
- 厶(private; personal)
- 匕匕(two legs (bear image))
A bear displays extraordinary strength and ability through its powerful body and muscular legs.
modal verb (e.g. 肯[ken3], 能[neng2], 會|会[hui4], 要[yao4], 該|该[gai1], 得[dei3], 願意|愿意[yuan4 yi4], 可以[ke3 yi3], 可能[ke3 neng2], 敢[gan3], 應該|应该[ying1 gai1])
Modal verbs are an important concept in Chinese grammar.
modal verb (e.g. 肯[ken3], 能[neng2], 會|会[hui4], 要[yao4], 該|该[gai1], 得[dei3], 願意|愿意[yuan4 yi4], 可以[ke3 yi3], 可能[ke3 neng2], 敢[gan3], 應該|应该[ying1 gai1])
Modal verbs are an important concept in Chinese grammar.
A bear displays extraordinary strength and ability through its powerful body and muscular legs.
A sincere heart arising from the true root is what constitutes a wish or desire.
Powerful strength like rolling clouds surge creates motion.
Words are speech that is managed and arranged in order.
A bear displays extraordinary strength and ability through its powerful body and muscular legs.
A sincere heart arising from the true root is what constitutes a wish or desire.
Powerful strength like rolling clouds surge creates motion.
Words are speech that is managed and arranged in order.
modal verb (e.g. 肯[ken3], 能[neng2], 會|会[hui4], 要[yao4], 該|该[gai1], 得[dei3], 願意|愿意[yuan4 yi4], 可以[ke3 yi3], 可能[ke3 neng2], 敢[gan3], 應該|应该[ying1 gai1])
modal verb (e.g. 肯[ken3], 能[neng2], 會|会[hui4], 要[yao4], 該|该[gai1], 得[dei3], 願意|愿意[yuan4 yi4], 可以[ke3 yi3], 可能[ke3 neng2], 敢[gan3], 應該|应该[ying1 gai1])
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