Chinese Words - Page 9

Chinese characters are frozen actions - look, "立" resembles a person standing firmly, while "交" is like legs crossed in meeting. One teaches us to stand tall, the other teaches us to connect.

Chinese characters use the simplest strokes to tell the grandest stories. "小" is as small as a grain of sand, "大" is a person with arms wide open, "夫" stands tall like a man, and "天" envelops all under the sky. These four characters hold the Chinese people's pure understanding of the world.

Chinese characters are a millennium-old form of art, embodying the observations of ancient people on life. "田" represents the vast expanse of farmland, "男" symbolizes the strength in the field, "女" portrays the gentle demeanor of women, and "人" serves as the central figure in all these stories. Today, let's step into the realm of ancient Chinese agriculture and family life using these five characters.

Moonlight in Chinese characters not only illuminates the night sky but also hides ancient secrets. "月" represents the silver hook in the night sky, while "明" symbolizes the wisdom of the sun and moon shining together. Let's uncover the light and shadow stories behind these two characters.

Chinese characters are one of the oldest writing systems in the world, each containing rich cultural and historical significance. Today, let's delve into three simple yet crucial Chinese characters - "一" (yī), "上" (shàng), and "下" (xià). They serve not only as basic numbers and directional words but also play vital roles in many words and expressions.