- 虍(tiger head; fierce look)
- 业(work; career)
Beneath a fierce tiger's head, all work becomes empty and void.
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one's age, according to the traditional Chinese method of reckoning (i.e. the number of Chinese calendar years in which one has lived) – In this system, a person's age at birth is one, and increases by one at the beginning of the first solar term 立春[Li4 chun1] each year, rather than on one's birthday.
In China, people usually ask your age in traditional Chinese years.
contrasted with 實歲|实岁[shi2 sui4]
Nominal age is the traditional Chinese method of calculating age.
one's age, according to the traditional Chinese method of reckoning (i.e. the number of Chinese calendar years in which one has lived) – In this system, a person's age at birth is one, and increases by one at the beginning of the first solar term 立春[Li4 chun1] each year, rather than on one's birthday.
In China, people usually ask your age in traditional Chinese years.
contrasted with 實歲|实岁[shi2 sui4]
Nominal age is the traditional Chinese method of calculating age.
Beneath a fierce tiger's head, all work becomes empty and void.
Years and months pass like the sun setting behind a mountain each evening.
Beneath a fierce tiger's head, all work becomes empty and void.
Years and months pass like the sun setting behind a mountain each evening.
one's age, according to the traditional Chinese method of reckoning (i.e. the number of Chinese calendar years in which one has lived) – In this system, a person's age at birth is one, and increases by one at the beginning of the first solar term 立春[Li4 chun1] each year, rather than on one's birthday.
one's age, according to the traditional Chinese method of reckoning (i.e. the number of Chinese calendar years in which one has lived) – In this system, a person's age at birth is one, and increases by one at the beginning of the first solar term 立春[Li4 chun1] each year, rather than on one's birthday.