The Chinese characters 早 meaning is early or morning.
早 is the time of the day when the sun (日) has risen to the height of a man’s helmet. The man spreads his both arms under sun in the morning. He feels very cool.
The following is the flash of Chinese characters 早.

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The Chinese characters 甲 meaning is first, armour or protective covering.
The guiding mark 甲 (meaning first) is the first of the “ten stems” - the decimal cycle of time reckoning. Originally written crisscross, it was later encased in a square. To differentiate it from 田 (field) the vertical line was extended downwards. A subsequent modification [...]

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The Chinese characters 晶 meaning is crystal, brilliant or sparkling.
To reflect his brilliance, man arranged three suns (日) into a symmetrical, geometric pattern and crystallized this into a sparkling ideograph and graphic symbol for crystal. For generations man has been gazing into his crystal ball, crystal-clear though it was, he couldn’t see much of a [...]

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The Chinese characters 旦 meaning is dawn or daybreak.
The daily appearance of the sun (日) above the horizon gave man his concept of dawn. From the sun’s early rising rose the proverbial saying: “To get up early for three mornings is equal to one day of time.” Man preached this - from the rising of [...]

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The Chinese characters 白 meaning is clear, white or plain.
As the sun (日) peeps above the horizon its very first ray begins to dispel the shadowy haze of night. Therefore, 白, the symbol for clear, white or plain. Man easily understands anything that is bright (明) and clear (白), so “bright and clear” means to [...]

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The Chinese characters 明 meaning is brilliant, bright or enlightened.
Man combined the sun (日) and the moon (月) to produce an ideograph for bright, brilliant or enlightened. He called it: “ming” (明) and used it also for the brilliant Ming Dynasty of China which came in the wake of the Dark Ages of Europe. Today [...]

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The Chinese characters 月 meaning is moon or month.
To form the Chinese characters for moon (or lunar month) man chose the crescent. The original pictograph suggested two phases of a waxing new moon. Tilting it and then directing it earthwards: 月 exposed man to the influence of moonbeam radiation - with striking consequences. Pictured here [...]

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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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