The Chinese characters 恩 meaning is mercy; kindness; grace.
Why is a mature man confined in a cell or enclosure! The answer forms the character: 因, meaning cause or reason. The sight of such a confined man may excite pity in the heart (心), and if this feeling leads one to liberate him, that is grace [...]

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Though nowadays the development of China is fast, China is a mysterious and old country to most Occidentals. The mysterious eastern country is attracting more and more tourists. Maybe you plan one China holidays in the near future. However, if you come to China for the first time, you will have some difficulties. I think [...]

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The Chinese characters 慧 meaning is wit; wisdom.
Two leafy branches held in the hand improvise a broom. Broom placed over heart (心) clears the way for wit and wisdom. Hence: 慧 - a heart swept clean, ready to receive the proverbial counsel: “Man combs his hair every morning; why not his heart?”

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The Chinese characters 聪 meaning is intelligent; clever.
This simplified character 聪 ingeniously combines 耳 (ear) with 总 (general, comprehensive) to convey the idea of cleverness at hearing and comprehending things generally.

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The Chinese characters 匆 meaning is haste; hurry; alarm.
The original ideogram depicted a restless heart (心) prompting one to peep anxiously through the window. Hence the meaning: haste, excitement or alarm. The haste shown even in the evolution of this exciting Chinese character - from the seal form to the final simplified character form: 匆 [...]

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The Chinese characters 忘 meaning is forget.
The old form of the phonetic: 亡 represents someone entering a place of concealment, and means to disappear or perish. The addition of the heart radical: 心, enforces the idea of “lost mind” or a mind that ceases to act; hence, to forget: 忘. Minds should not be lost [...]

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The Chinese characters 忆 meaning is recall; remember; reflect.
The phonetic: 意 denotes sound (音) in the heart or mind (心), i.e. intention or thought. The addition of another heart (the radical, 忄) to thought (意) suggests to think again - to reflect or remember. As a mnemonic aid, the simplified character form combines heart (忄) [...]

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The Chinese characters 想 meaning is think; hope.
This Chinese character is composed of 相 (inspect) and 心 (heart). The phonetic: 相 represents an eye (目) on behind a tree (木) on the lookout for possible danger, and signifies to examine or inspect. Combination with the radical: 心 (heart, mind) produces 想, meaning to examine or [...]

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The Chinese characters 爱 meaning is love.
The simplified character: 爱 highlights the role of friendship: 友 - a more realistic love. But whatever form love may take, excel the selfless and unselfish love based on the principle extolled in the proverb: “Those who love others will themselves be loved.”

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Wang Han (689 - 726)was a frontier poet though as secretary of Premier Zhang Yue he had never been to the frontier, This quatrain begins with the wine of grapes which was believed to have been imported from Greece during the reign of King Mu of the Zhou dynasty or Emperor Wu of the Han, [...]

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