- 目(eye)
- 儿(person (standing))
A person stands upright with wide open eyes to see everything around them.
(idiom, from the Analects) (usu. of a passer-by who comes across a critical situation) to step in and help; to take brave or selfless action
He acted with righteous courage and helped that elderly man.
(idiom, from the Analects) (usu. of a passer-by who comes across a critical situation) to step in and help; to take brave or selfless action
He acted with righteous courage and helped that elderly man.
A person stands upright with wide open eyes to see everything around them.
An ancient hand-drawn character depicts a hand leading an elephant to work, meaning 'to do' or 'for'.
A person stands upright with wide open eyes to see everything around them.
An ancient hand-drawn character depicts a hand leading an elephant to work, meaning 'to do' or 'for'.
(idiom, from the Analects) (usu. of a passer-by who comes across a critical situation) to step in and help; to take brave or selfless action
(idiom, from the Analects) (usu. of a passer-by who comes across a critical situation) to step in and help; to take brave or selfless action
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