This is Li Bai’s another famous poesy. I have already recommended Li Bai is a famous poet in Tang Dynasty.
Li Bai and Meng Haoran (another famous poet) were good friends. Meng Haoran would leave for Yangzhou (a city of China), Li Bai saw him off at Yellow Crane Tower. This poem expressed Li Bai’s deep [...]

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The Chinese characters 日 meaning is sun or day.
The sun was first depicted as a circle with an “eye” or centre and rays extending to the corners of the earth. This Chinese character was simplified and modified, and finally squared off: 日. Just as surely as its rising and setting mark the “day” (日) for [...]

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The Chinese characters 男 meaning is man, male or masculine.
A field (田), where strength (力) is exerted, is the symbol for “masculine” man 男, the male of the human species. This is probably because the home is where the female of the same species exerts her strength. The picture shows strength being exerted - by [...]

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The Chinese characters 力 meaning is strength, force or power.
The Chinese characters 力 is a powerful graphic impression of the forearm with muscles in tension - a symbol of strength. We present here muscles in action as demonstrated by a really strong Chinese character, one who is far from sinewy.
The following is the flash of [...]

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The Chinese characters 田 meaning is rice field or grain field.
Man toiled in the field from dawn to dusk, taking to heart the proverbial saying: “Never leave your field in spring or your house in winter.” The Chinese character he shaped for “field” was a pictograph of a ploughed field with furrows and cross-paths. By [...]

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The Chinese characters 尖 meaning is pointed or sharp.
By placing small (小) on top of big (大) man came up with an ideogram to describe anything that tapers from big to small. Therefore: Chinese Character 尖 meaning is pointed or sharp or figuratively sharp-witted. But not all objects which are small at the top and [...]

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The Chinese characters 少 meaning is less, few and short of.
This Chinese character combines 小 with knife to form ‘少‘. It means to cut smaller or diminish that which is already small (小), thus making it less (少). To cut short the diminishing process, the method suggested below is an effective short cut to reduce [...]

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The Chinese characters 小 meaning is small, petty and young.
A vertical stroke, separating two little ones gave man his concept of “small”. The idea was also derived from the division of an object already small by its nature. To man, division makes small and multiplication makes big a thing. The illustration shows how to multiply [...]

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The Chinese characters 立 meaning is stand and rise up.
This Chinese character means plain standing or rising up, portrays a person standing - not in the abstract, but on firm and stable ground. We can see the original writing, modified writing and finally writing. Illustrated here are some human characters, firm and infirm, trying to [...]

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A lot of Chinese learners are looking for an easy method of learning Chinese, especially learn Chinese characters. In fact Chinese characters originated from drawing; the initial Chinese characters are pictures that can be read.
Therefore, I think it is the easiest method of learning Chinese to change Chinese characters into picture. We can imagine Chinese [...]

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