Chinese characters

Of all the cultural heritages and legacies that have evolved in the world, none is more significant than the human language. Of all the existing languages, none is equal, in ...

Perhaps you currently have someone who is in conflict with your own interests, and you refer to him ...

One of the Chinese characters I like most is 安 (an), which refers to safety, peace, serenity, comfort, ...

There is an old saying in China: In a conflict, when you hold your temper, you will avoid ...

The Chinese character 早 (zǎo) stands for morning, early, previous, or soon.

The Chinese character 世 (shì) stands for world, an age or era, or a generation.

The Chinese character 公 (gōng) means being fair, just, equitable, or impartial, and also describes what is public ...

The Chinese radical/character 田 (tián) stands for a farm or agricultural fields.

The Chinese character 字 (zì) stands for a word or a character.

The Chinese character 房 (fáng) stands for a house, an apartment, or a room.

The Chinese character 將 (jiāng, jiàng) stands for a general or commander and also means “will,” “shall,” “going ...

The Chinese character 相 (xiāng) stands for appearance and is also used to describe the concept of “each ...

The Chinese character 太 (tài) stands for being the highest or grandest, and gives emphasis to adjectives such ...

The Chinese character for dream, 夢 (mèng), conveys the idea of not being in the brightness of daylight ...

The Chinese character 正 (zhèng) conveys the meaning of “walking in accordance with the Dao.”

The Chinese character 白 (bái) stands for the colour white. It also refers to being pure, clean, unblemished, ...

The Chinese character 元 (yuán) stands for the beginning or the origin, and the quality of being original, ...

The Chinese character for truth, 眞 (zhēn), depicts an immortal transforming and ascending to heaven. An alternative form ...

The Chinese character 水 (shuǐ) refers to water, a liquid, or a fluid. It can also refer to ...

The Chinese character 仙 (xiān) refers to an immortal, a fairy, or a celestial or supernatural being. It ...

The Chinese character for child depicts a baby, with the head at the top, the arms outstretched, and ...

The Chinese character for old also refers to being venerable, skilled, expert, or experienced.

The Chinese character for flute refers to the Chinese side-blown (transverse) flute, or dizi, which is held horizontally ...

The Chinese character 親 (qīn) as a noun refers to a parent, relative, or blood relation. As an ...

The Chinese character 像 (xiàng) refers to a figure or an image. It also carries the meaning of ...

The Chinese character Dao expresses the concept of achieving spiritual enlightenment through walking the right path.

Buddha means ‘an enlightened being,’ one who has become enlightened through cultivating (improving) one’s character and attained immense ...