- 走(run; go)
- 干(pole; intervene)
Holding a pole and running after someone—that's the action of chasing and catching up.
(saying) better to act early than rush later
It's better to get ahead than to rush later, so let's set off a bit earlier.
(saying) better to act early than rush later
It's better to get ahead than to rush later, so let's set off a bit earlier.
Holding a pole and running after someone—that's the action of chasing and catching up.
Ahead lies the path we step forward on, overcoming all obstacles and penalties to advance.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
A mouth giving orders from behind the golden throne is the authority of an empress.
Holding a pole and running after someone—that's the action of chasing and catching up.
Ahead lies the path we step forward on, overcoming all obstacles and penalties to advance.
A bird flying swiftly upward and never willing to return represents the meaning of swift and unyielding.
A mouth giving orders from behind the golden throne is the authority of an empress.
(saying) better to act early than rush later
(saying) better to act early than rush later
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