jiǎn Definition lame cripple unfortunate slow difficult nag(inferior horse) donkey lame horse Character Decomposition 蹇 = 宀 + ? + 足 Idioms(1) 时乖命蹇 shí guāi mìng jiǎn bad times, adverse fate(idiom)
jiǎn Ninchanese is the best way to learn Chinese. Try it forfree. Sign me up 俭(儉) Definition frugal thrifty needy Character Decomposition 俭 = 亻 + 佥
鸡( ji / jī ) (English translation: "chicken") as Chinese character including stroke order, Pinyin phonetic script, pronunciation in Mandarin, example sentence and English meaning
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These only apply to words that didn’t exist in Chinese already, not including for example 铁. Also, for those new words, not all characters are newly coined. For example, 钠 has existed from at the latest 南北朝. It’s a different word but the same character. –lilysirius Comme...
Both films are based on a beloved Chinese cartoon character, an oldish guy who is scrawny, mostly bald and has two prominent buck teeth. He has a sidekick Big Potato, who is much more in the sequel. The first film is a typical day in the life for Funnybone, and he wreaks havoc, ...
Niu ji zu zong Chen Mengji: Directed by Fung Wong. With Ying Cheung, Ping Chen, Tin Leung, Tung-Kua Ai.
Zhan shen ji: Directed by Chaolu Hasi. With William Chan, Yun Lin, Jun Hu, Dahong Ni. Temüjin and Börte are childhood lovers who are deeply in love; but news of Temüjin's father's death swiftly disrupted their relationship. Temüjin heads back to hi
机关( jiguan / jīguān ) (English translation: "gear") as Chinese character including stroke order, Pinyin phonetic script, pronunciation in Mandarin, example sentence and English meaning
Chinese philosophyAnalectsDaodejingXunziMenciusZhuangziIn much recent scholarship on notions of self in Chinese studies, the term "self" is usually used in a general sense. In this essay, however, Sommer focuses specifically on unraveling the fields of meaning of one Chinese character: ji 己, ...